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    It seems that property prices , having recently peaked are still too high to make positive cash flow investing possible in today. Does anybody have any different opinions?

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    Do you want positive cash flow at $5.00 per week or be in a market of 20% plus growth, my question is how much negative can you afford to be in a growth area because many positive cash flow areas have long periods of negative growth so therefor you INVESTMENT is doing nothing … clarity leads to the truth … what are the figures, because the numbers don’t lie … regards Phil
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    Dear clavil,

    do you want confirmation of your beliefs or otherwise. There have been a number of postings recently which indicate that while +cf investments are difficult to locate they can still be found. It may be that the location/type/whatever of these properties does not meet your parameters for investing and that’s fine. If that’s the case you can while you are waiting to invest do a number of things eg reduce other debt, invest in other areas eg stockmarket

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