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The secret's out! myRPData's Cash Flow Positive Property Report - a must for all investors looking to buy.

Australia has 45 Suburbs where the average rental return provides a positive cash flow.

Ensure that your next property is giving you maximum returns on your investment. Find out which suburbs are more likely to generate a profit rather than recording a loss and take advantage of this unique opportunity and purchase the latest Insider Report, Cash Flow Positive Properties.

What is a cash flow positive property? A cash flow positive property is one which enjoys a net gain on the rental of the property after all costs have been accounted for. These costs may include: purchase costs, maintenance, interest payments, and a variety of miscellaneous costs related to the property. A cash flow positive property is where a rental property actually generates a profit rather than recording a loss, thereby assisting the owner to pay off the loan.

Across Australia, there are 45 suburbs which are cash flow positive according to our assumptions and definition.   Across the individual states, Queensland recorded the greatest number of cash flow positive suburbs, accounting for 38 percent of the suburbs detailed.  New South Wales came in a close second with 31 percent.  No cash flow positive suburbs were found within Tasmania, whilst the Australian Capital Territory only recorded one suburb on the list.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around the state capital cities, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Greater Sydney, where the median house price is less than $400,000.  This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.  

Sydney is Australia’s largest city with an estimated population of 4,336,374 residents as at June 2007.  Sydney’s population has been growing at a rate of 0.8 percent annually between 2002 and 2007, in raw numbers this represents average growth of almost 35,000 persons annually.  New South Wales is also home to Australia’s largest economy which is worth more than $320 billion over the year to June 2007.  New South Wales accounted for almost a third of Australia’s gross domestic product (GDP) during the year to June 2007.

The report details ten suburbs which, according to our research, should perform strongly over the coming years

Victoria is Australia’s second most populous state with an estimated 5,246,079 persons as at the end of 2007. Melbourne is the state capital and Victoria’s largest city and the second largest city in Australia. As at June 2007, more than 70 percent of Victoria’s population lived within Melbourne.

Brisbane is at the centre of Australia’s fastest growing region, South-East Queensland.  The population growth in the Brisbane Statistical Division (SD) has largely been fuelled by an exceptionally strong state economy and the fact that property prices in Brisbane were generally more affordable than those found in Sydney and Melbourne. Whilst Brisbane is still considerably more affordable than Sydney, more recently Melbourne unit prices have become more affordable than Brisbane's.

Brisbane is at the centre of Australia’s fastest growing region, South-East Queensland.  The population growth in the Brisbane Statistical Division (SD) has largely been fuelled by an exceptionally strong state economy and the fact that property prices in Brisbane were generally more affordable than those found in Sydney and Melbourne. Whilst Brisbane is still considerably more affordable than Sydney, more recently Melbourne house prices have become more affordable than Brisbane's.

The Macarthur region of Sydney is also known as the Outer South Western Statistical Subdivision or MACROC (Macarthur Regional Organisation of Councils). The region comprises the Camden, Campbelltown, and Wollondilly Council areas, covering 3,070 square kilometers in area.

The South-West region of Sydney is tipped to boom as it forms an integral part of the NSW Government Metro Strategy for the future growth of New South Wales.

Redcliffe is part of the Brisbane Statistical Division (SD) and is also part of the newly created Moreton Bay Regional Council which incorporates the previous Caboolture, Pine Rivers and Redcliffe Councils. The Redcliffe Peninsula incorporates just seven suburbs and before council amalgamations was one of Queensland’s smallest LGA’s.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Hobart, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Melbourne, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Brisbane, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Adelaide, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

A detailed report providing an overview of suburbs around Perth, where the median house price is less than $400,000. This report is invaluable for those people seeking an affordable property in a strategic location.

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