Why Australia offers front-row access to one of the most lucrative property cycles in the world ...

In a country where capital growth is king (and yields in the capital cities have historically never covered the interest) I still maintain, that as an Australian resident, you are in a front row position to take advantage of the cycle in ways that few other countries offer.

Sure, there are lucrative opportunities overseas.

America is the capital of ‘flipping’. It typically nets the investor 30–60k depending on which

state and the property type.

Additionally, it’s hard to beat the rental yields in the USA.

It’s not unusual to see 13–14% ROIs (Return on Investment). And that’s after you have taken your property management fees, tax, periods of vacancy and maintenance into account.

And you don’t need $500,000 to start a property portfolio! In some areas, you can get a foothold for under $100,000.

There are significant risks investing overseas of course. I’ll write more about that in another report. But back to Australia.

Melbourne’s historical dominance in capital gains — and what changed in the second half of this cycle.

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