How property strategy should evolve as your portfolio grows
As property portfolios grow, investors need to look beyond capital growth and assess cash flow, debt, tax changes and depreciation to ensure each asset continues to support their long-term strategy.
The Federal Government’s changes to negative gearing introduce another consideration for investors. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
Buying a first investment property often centres on finding the right location, securing finance and identifying potential for capital growth. But as a portfolio expands, the decisions that matter most can change.
What works for one property may not be the best approach for three or four. A growing portfolio
brings greater complexity, making cash flow, debt management, tax planning and the performance of individual properties increasingly import…
