“Having cash flow buffers. That's important because an investor who can comfortably hold through cycles is less likely to be forced to sell during a temporary downturn.”

Property Investment & Wealth Creation Australia | The Michael Yardney Podcast · Why Most Property Forecasts Get It Wrong

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maintain financial cash-flow buffers so an investor can hold properties through higher interest rates and market downturns

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