2 CHEAP Houses vs 1 EXPENSIVE House?

Should you invest in one expensive property or multiple cheap properties? 

❓ Which strategy will maximise your portfolio total return on investment? 

🧠 For me it's a no-brainer. Because I've done it myself. 

❌ But I see investors make this mistake every single week. 

💰 Let's go through Five Critical Reasons you need this strategy in your property investment portfolio!

Discussion Points:

00:00: Introduction

01:14: Diversification is always positive!

02:36: Cheap vs expensive property = still same growth?

04:09: Cheap properties provide in the long term

05:29: Preserve your borrowing capacity 

07:45: Rent faster & for longer with cheaper property 

10:22: Conclusion 

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