Rental yields can determine if investments deliver strong headaches or returns
In an era of high interest rates, finding the holy grail of positive gearing and capital growth can be elusive and potentially costly for owners of investment properties.
Strong negative cashflow can cripple an investment plan. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
Property investors often talk about ‘yielding’ properties. Cash flow positive terminology is splashed around in property forums.
Some successful investors have built significant wealth with a positive-yielding strategy, however, many people don’t completely understand it.
Achieving outperformance capital growth together with strong rental returns at the same time is a bit of a holy grail.
In most cases, and particularly with interest rates at …
