Capital Growth Vs Rental Yield | What Do Property Investors Look For?

Capital Growth or Yield?
In this video Julian explains what successful property investors look for in an investment property and whether capital growth and rental yield are related.
Is it better to invest in property close to cities such as Melbourne, Perth or Brisbane and suffer the lower rental yields?
Or should you invest in regional properties with higher yield?
What drives capital growth in the Australian Property Market?
Watch now to find out. :)
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[@mattrt12]

My question as a new investor is, these Yield figures, are they net or gross, say for instance, you have body corporate, landlord and building insurance plus management fees. sitting on the fence unless someone can explain a little more than it could be tax efficient.

[@ldandco]

Assume a scenario where a property is 270K and is rented for 500 a week (high 9.5% yield) This is barely break even. A 6% yield property is still negatively geared. Only way to get a positively geared property these high interest rate days is doing developments, ie. building equity

[@TheLolz1988]

5 or 6% is negatively geared