Which is better? Negative gearing vs positive gearing | Property Investment Strategy

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You’ve probably heard this debate before: Negative Gearing vs Positive Gearing. But do you understand what they mean and what kind of investment strategies are they?
Well, in very simple terms, Negative Gearing is when the holding cost of the property is more than rental income that you are receiving and Positive Gearing means the rental income is more than the holding cost of the property. They are both different types of property investment strategy. But why would you invest in something that is losing money? And vice versa, why wouldn't you invest in something that technically, doesn't cost you a thing to hold?
If you are curious and are keen to learn more, this video from Ben will be perfect for you!
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[@ShaunCraikeSmartInvesting]

Love this break down. Great video. With the recent drops in interest rates it has certainly created some exciting positive cashflow opportunities across Australia. If you can find positive cashflow properties in areas with growing population you are on track to find a winning property.

[@sunrisestocklist2283]

this video needs more push, your channel is THE BEST in Australian Properties

[@NaomiPeris]

Very good short and sweet video. I've been struggling with negative gearing.. and now I know why. Because I need a positive geared property! Thanks so much.

[@suppacharttantisureeporn6106]

Thank you for making it very easy to understand. I am in a position to blindly go after a way to reduce tax. Negative gearing is not the only factor.

[@EmpowerwealthAu]

+Suppachart Tantisureeporn Welcome! Tax depreciation should always be a bonus when buying an investment property rather than the main reason. Do consult an independent professional if you require more advice! Good luck! =)

[@kimmatsu4714]

Thank you so much. Such a great and informative video.

[@soemoenaing21]

Great explanation. Right time for me. Thank heap!

[@mohdshahnawaz3864]

Absolutely loved this video. As a fellow Aussie real estate investor I really appreciate your efforts mate. Thank you so much for this valuable information Ben 🇦🇺😀

[@Meyveda]

thank you, useful

[@Komaticom]

Love depreciation, second best negative gearing lever to pull behind loan interest.

[@shivzz1982]

Thank U

[@jonesy5185]

Also, any depreciation you receive is going to be subject to capital gains once you sell

[@Kurio71]

wouldn't be too many negative geared properties now

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

The lesson to be learnt here is dont just get a house & think you just do nothing for the next 40 years , but refinance when the need arises acording to your needs. you can change from posotive to negative to even neutral gearing when you want 😉

[@TheCherrytree123]

if ( price > value) negative gearing else : positive gearing I am lucky to watch videos at KZbin and got positive gearing years ago. fine now when price drop down..

[@method341]

So hard to find positively geared properties

[@donha475]

If the value of an investment appreciates despite making a loss then this is insane. In a free market (i.e. not government manipulated) the value derives from the profit!!!!

[@TeacherNiaTeacherNia]

Interesting video! Sometimes, people only want to buy real estate that gnerates income. Someone who rents their home, instead of purchasing it, doesn't see home ownership as a smart investment because homeonwership in and of itself does not generate income.

[@salnaud8898]

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