Positive Cashflow With Sky High Rates! HOW? - With Sam Gordon

[@thoeer913]

This video was very informative. Thanks P&P.

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

Thanks mate, we love making more interactive walk through videos. If there’s a concept you’d like to see let me know 👍🏼

[@fishingphill]

If you add a granny flat do you have two separate leases? Or just having the extra rooms ups the rent overall? I've been enjoying your content 👍

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

Great question mate! It’s 2 separate lease agreements this isn’t looked at as a rooming house of separate rooms being let

[@gaza2230]

I’ll check out ya calculator thanks. Need to step from 1 to 2 lol.

[@Jasmateau]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing! Imma get the calculator!

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

Easy as mate, linked it below: www.pizzaandproperty.au/cash-flow-calculator/

[@philinit6476]

Awesome cheers guys

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

Glad you liked it bro

[@totallyraw1313]

Hey Sam, what's your bench press max and best 100m time mate?

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

haha our guess is at least 110kgs

[@classicappetite]

Hi guys thanks for the tips. But sorry the title said 7% rate but your assumption was 6% so it leaves me scratching my head?? I think 7% is realistic at the moment and potentially another rate hike in Feb 2024 so could be even higher. Can you do another video on 7.3%? Thanks.

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

You're totally right mate, Last minute planning change due to rates looking like they may be changing in the coming months, we'll update the figures

[@savrah]

Almost impossible to be cashflow positive now with the rates and outgoings unless you have a massive deposit…do your maths its simple.

[@pizzaandproperty1246]

Almost but not impossible, if that profile pic is you, you must hear people talk about how it’s impossible to look that shredded, stay curious toward to solution bro 😊