Thanks, brokers will know. Not sure which is easier and depends on the person, but yeah in the long term servicing could be a wall. For me I haven't hit the wall yet and was able to make some small improvements to my servicing.
But to prevent hitting the wall in future I've been buying the non-regional cashflow properties. There seems a huge variance in opinions though as to what's more important, with many above thinking CG is more important than cashflow. I think they are correct for those who are starting out, as equity is what held me back the first 10 years, and I think in future it will be cashflow.
Yeah thats pretty common - it generally takes a while to hit the serviceability wall.
Agree that capital is generally the constraint earlier on. Have been doing the same - purchasing non regional cash flow properties too.