Episode 152: Q&A: Recovering Money From Tenants, Building Modular, Defining Positive Cashflow, Sales Commissions & More

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Today, we’ve got a Q&A where I’m giving you my opinion on lots of the questions being asked in our Perth Property Investment Facebook group. If you’re not already a member, make sure you head over and join in the discussions. 

Here is just some of the juicy topics I answer:

  • How to recover money from tenants and what is the process
  • Property investment calculators
  • Things to consider if doing a modular build
  • What is cashflow positive, positive geared and negative geared
  • Determining the price point to buy at and what growth and yield can you expect
  • How much to offer
  • What are typical sales agent commissions and marketing strategies
  • Pros and cons of buying in single or joint names 

Let’s get stuck into the questions.


Episode Highlights:

  1. Intro [00:00]
  2. Handling Tenant Bond Disputes in Australia [03:43]
  3. Property Management, Investment Calculations, and Building Issues [08:36]
  4. Modular Home Building in Perth With Potential Risks and Considerations [13:19]
  5. Negative Gearing and Investment Property in Perth [18:38]
  6. Property Purchase Price and Yield [22:31]
  7. Real Estate Agent Commissions and Marketing Strategies [28:52]
  8. Buying in single or joint names and Tax Implications [35:08]
  9. Outro [42:30]

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