Cash Flow Strategy

What does Positive Cash Flow mean?

A positive cash flow property is when the annual rental income covers the annual loan repayments of the property.

What does Negative Cash Flow mean?

A negative cash flow property is when there is a shortfall between the annual rental income generated and the annual loan repayments of the property.

How is it calculated?

Calculations are based on an 80% loan against the advertised selling price, 6.00% interest rate, interest only loan, with monthly loan repayments using the gross suburb rental yield percentage (Rental yield provided by Residex).
When the projected weekly or monthly rental income is provided by the advertiser, the search engine will use this rental amount instead of the gross suburb rental yield percentage within the calculation formula.
If the advertiser uses a price range within the selling price, the search engine will use the higher price range within the calculation formula.
Calculations do not include rental vacancies, management fees, council rates or other expenses within a 12 month leasing period.
All figures are approximates only and do not include tax implications.

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