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Depends on how much money you put into the deal and age of the property..What if you have low/no loan debt against it and it qualifies for non-cash depreciation deductions?

Yes I started out with the goal.

I agree... its one of the reasons behind purchasing near new for me...increases & maximises cash flow. A tax deduction for no cash expense outlay.

Ball park add another 1% for expenses above loan interest.

Woodley, you have done very well. This is how we've done it.

Starting out from scratch, and if I had a PPOR, I would pour as much cash flow into it to create sufficient equity for a deposit on the next property, then keep duplicating the same.. With each subsequent purchase I would look for areas & properties where I could create fast CG in the short to...

10 in 10, Ive done it as well.... Ive posted extensively on our CGA Investment Property Strategy over the years. There's a link to it in my profile if you're interested.