Everyone on social media is talking about cash flow when it comes to property investment, but is that really all there is to it? In the latest episode, we take a practical look at why cash flow is just one piece of the puzzle when building a sustainable property portfolio in South Africa.
I share a full three phase strategy that I use in my own investments, client recommendations and partnerships. We cover everything from capital appreciation and cash flow to affordability limits, exit strategies, and when to sell or hold on to your properties.
Whether you're just getting started or already have a few properties under your belt, this blueprint will help you map out your journey with purpose and clarity.
What you’ll learn:
● Why your end goal matters more than your first property
● How to structure your portfolio through three clear phases
● When to focus on capital growth versus cash flow
● How to avoid investor fatigue and stagnation
● Tips for reducing risk and increasing passive income long term
This is for anyone serious about building lasting wealth through property in South Africa. No fluff, no course sales. Just real experience and real strategy.
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In this episode:
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Cash flow is not the dominant factor
01:18 Why are you investing in property?
02:46 Tailored strategy approach
03:38 Inception phase
04:50 Inception phase strategic tips
05:25 Inception phase warnings
05:36 Expansion phase
07:59 Expansion phase strategic tips
10:11 Maturity phase
13:17 Maturity phase strategic tips
14:20 Sustainable property portfolio blueprint table
14:45 Cash flow properties limitations & risks
18:59 Think long term & get started
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