How to find out yield in an area

Hi Persistence. Try http://www.homepriceguide.com.au/ This is a good start.Good luck.[cap]

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Hi persistence,

You could try the link I provided in THIS thread:-
https://www.propertyinvesting.com/forum/topic/14183.html

The AussieValuer does give yields – and they seem to change every 3 months – but please don’t ask me any more about it. The data appears to be useful, but Aussie don’t even date it, or indicate HOW they arrived at the various figures. They simply say “it’s current” – it won’t change for another 3 months (just changed again in the last 2 – 3 weeks, so look again in Feb 05 for an update) What you see is what you get.

Still, see how you go – it’s the only resource I’ve found that even includes “yield”, so “Thanks Aussie” for that.

Benny

I agree with the Duckster. There is no easy way out, you have to find what properties are generally renting for and do the calculations yourself.

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