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Hey guys, I still don't feel like I understand this. You guys say that 1,500,000 in equity/cash can produce 100,000 in net cash flow. But if take this big pot of money and buy 35 properties with the numbers shown below in the attachment (decent yield), the net cash inflow is actually negative...

I think I understand now. So just to double check: 100,000 / 52 = roughly $2000 per week net To further break down $2000 per week net is the difficult part. When I look at real estate dot com and other sites you can only find property deals which are highly negatively geared, slightly...

Probably sounds like a stupid question but how do you guys measure a $100,000/pa income? For example if you buy a property for $500,000 and rent it for $600/week, then it will only be at break even point (after borrowing and maintanence costs) which means 0 cash flow. Not accounting for...