Recession proof Property Portfolio

Discussion in 'Investment Strategy' started by MTR, 24th Aug, 2019.

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  1. Peter2013

    Peter2013 Well-Known Member

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    Retail sales came in at -0.1%, much worse than the 0.2% increase economists were expecting.
     
  2. MTR

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    So what are saying in a nutshell is cashflowing properties
    In oz this means you need to manufacture cashflow
     
  3. euro73

    euro73 Well-Known Member Business Member

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    Not sure what you mean. There are cash flow positive properties readily available.... for example, I’m delivering dual occs in Goulburn now that will potentially generate 18-20k net per annum. I’ve been delivering tidy CF+ results on deals for years now ...

    I don’t understand what you mean by manufacturing cash flow .... my stuff runs CF+ right off the shelf :)
     
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  4. Peter2013

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    GDP out at just 0.5% for the June quarter. The "Liberal Strong Economy" we voted for at the last election is now growing at the slowest rate since the GFC.
     
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    Imagine what it would be if BS and his ALP cronies had been elected!!!
     
  6. mues

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    I’m actually thinking of buying my next like this.
     
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    Actually...the ALP would have done better if they would have not introduced the things aorund Negative Gearing and Franking Credits...it bridge too far.

    Scott Morrison and his born agains..are absolute gooses......
     
  8. StunningWill

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    Should we be basing' no retail spending' as an indicator of the economy not sending anymore? We are now in a digital revolution. People are buying online at eBay, GumTree, Online shops, FB Marketplace. A lot of these sales happening are not done in the traditional sense and we don't have the data to analyse. Maybe the nation is spending, but just a different way that can't be measured using the old fashion retail way. Maybe we aren't spending as much in retail because we are paying off our mortgagees instead. This is just a general thought.
     
  9. StunningWill

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    Do you think we need a new way to measure retail spend. We are in 2019, times have moved on and a lot of people are buying online whether it be brand new or second hand. Where is the data for these purchases?
     

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