Stephen Knight

fit or is it going to suit what you're trying to do right now?

I suppose in this case, the answer might be no.

But if we think about who these sorts of properties typically are the right fit for, what would you say?

The other thing I just mentioned about that specific property you went through, although the gross yield is higher than a standard rental, you know, it's sitting at about 5.6, 5.7%, that's still on the low side for a multi-income property.

And that's, again, where you just want to be critical about what are you actually buying and what do the numbers look like.

And if you are weighing up what sort of property might suit your portfolio, you might like to book a free session with one of our financial advisors.

We'll run the numbers on your situation, look at your goals and timeline, and try and figure out what is going to work for you.

We'll drop a link down in the description if you're keen to book that.

And over the last 15 minutes, you've learned the properties that tend to have the highest yields, multi-income properties, the pros and cons revealed, and the five different types of multi-income properties.

Right, let's wrap it up there.

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Hello and welcome along to the Property Academy podcast by Obus Partners.

I'm your host, Stephen Knight.

And I'm Adrian Nicoll.