“Property manager raises rent every quarter… if you can predict when those rent increases are going to happen, then that can help also with your pro forma and cash flow.”
“She reviews her finances, improves her cash flow, builds a larger buffer, and obtains a clear understanding of borrowing capacity... she bought a high-quality property under more favourable conditions.”
Michael Yardney, illustrated by fictional investors David and Sarah · Property Investment & Wealth Creation Australia | The Michael Yardney Podcast · Property Investors: Why Playing It Safe Could Cost You a Fortune
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prepare financially (improve cash flow, build a larger buffer, understand borrowing capacity) before entering the market, then act when conditions are favorable
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