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1. Negative or positively geared properties? Well this depends upon your strategy, if everyone could buy a property which makes money immediately this would be preferable. Unfortunately rents tend to follow wage growth and CPI more closely and most properties will cost you money at least...

Your talking about 2 different concepts, it is possible to have a negatively geared positive cash flow property which puts money in your pocket after tax or a positively geared property which makes money before tax is considered. In this case you will pay tax on this 'extra' income. Regarding...