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i've always had the approach that i can always learn something new from someone. its not neccessarily the strategy that i'd like to use for myself but rather to learn from those who have perhaps used it and to learn from their mistakes.

In his book MY was against my strategy of selling half the assets to pay down the remaining properties so they are unencumbered and living off the rental income streams. MTR, me too i'm real curious if anyone out there has this strategy and its working relatively well for them.

hey folks i've just finished reading 1 of michael yardney's books and he is a keen proponent of the strategy of refinancing to live off the equity based on low LVRs of around 50% this is off course after one's acquisition phase to build a decent size asset base. wondering what you folks...