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I must say I generally agree with this prognosis as the most likely scenario. Although properties with high yields already will likely get dragged up in price by the pure rental increases in that timeframe. Other than that low yield properties are most likely to normalise in yield through rent...

That will be an interesting one. Mind you the spread between term deposit rates and mortgage IRs has been wafer thin lately. Not sure how they are making much money on that but I guess they haven't had many alternatives. The banks may well only drop deposit rates .8% - the .8% borrowing...

He's not thinking of the asset boom - he's thinking of the cash flow! And so am I... Who cares what happens to the asset value? Yes it is worrying the RBA feels it necessary to go this far but so what? That will make buyers worried and keep the high yield stock out there at good prices...