“If I'm going to be losing 100 bucks, I've got to live somewhere anyway… the growth is tax free.”

Emilio Martinez · Geared for Growth Property Investing Podcast · Ep. 353: Why Brisbane Still Has Room To Grow, with Emilio Martinez

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recommends buying a $800,000 property and accepting a $100 per week negative cash flow by living in it to benefit from tax-free capital growth

$800,000 purchase price, $100/week negative cash flow

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