Using RP Data’s extensive list of suburbs, we compiled a list of areas where rental yields are strong despite the solid growth in property prices.
To show you just how much cash flow you can potentially achieve, we used a few assumptions, including:
- An interest rate of 5%
- Investor borrows 80% of the property’s purchase price
- Annual property maintenance and repair costs amount to 1.5% of the property’s value
- Depreciation benefits were not included
- The property stays tenanted for the entire year
The answer is then divided by 52 to get the estimated cash flow per week.
So where can you find these cash flow hot spots?
Queenstown, Tas
- Median house price: $70,000
- Weekly median rent: $148
- Estimated cash flow: $74 per week
- Median unit price: $120,000
- Weekly median rent: $230
- Estimated cash flow: $103 per week
- Median house price: $118,000
- Weekly median rent: $220
- Estimated cash flow: $95 per week
- Median house price: $262,000
- Weekly median rent: $450
- Estimated cash flow: $173 per week
- Median unit price: $190,000
- Weekly median rent: $295
- Estimated cash flow: $94 per week
- Median unit price: $112,000
- Weekly median rent: $160
- Estimated cash flow: $41 per week
- Median house price: $175,000
- Weekly median rent: $245
- Estimated cash flow: $60 per week
- Median unit price: $183,000
- Weekly median rent: $210
- Estimated cash flow: $16 per week
- Median house price: $138,000
- Weekly median rent: $220
- Estimated cash flow: $74 per week
- Median house price: $410,000
- Weekly median rent: $925
- Estimated cash flow: $491 per week