Ep. 27: How to Find Positive Cashflow Properties | Part 2 | Jeremy Sheppard

Welcome to part 2 of our 3-part positive cash flow property series! 🏡
In this episode, Damien and Jeremy discuss the key factors influencing rental growth, vacancy rates, and why cash flow isn’t everything.
We’ll help you understand how to pick the right markets for long-term capital growth and why looking beyond rental yield is crucial.
Tune in for the insights you won’t want to miss!

Episode Highlights:
00:00 - Introduction
01:20 - Strategies for finding positive cashflow properties
07:06 - Millars Well property example
10:25 - Pallarenda property example
12:23 - How about a Unit?
16:03 - Index fund example
22:24 - Is low vacancy + 12-month rental growth the key?
28:35 - Conclusion

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