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The first thing people have to do is a realistic budget that lists all their income and all their outgoings.
You can’t buy an investment property if you don’t have spare cash or cash flow.
If you have healthy cash flow, the next step in determining whether you’re ready to buy an investment property is to gain an understanding of the risks involved.
you need to have a long-term investment horizon to become a real estate investor
Try to take the personal emotion out of it. Analyse how much it is, the rent expected, outgoings and vacancy rates.
Do work hard at analysing your cash flow, the security of your income and the position of your property.
Successful property investors don’t wrap themselves up too tightly with expenses so that they can hardly live, because that forces you into stressful choices like not waiting for the best tenant, not holding on to the property as long as you should because you panic and sell it.
The big issue for investment property is estate record keeping. You must keep all of your records, such as the cost of purchase and deductible expenses that haven’t been claimed. Once you make your property as your investment property, don't gorget to claim your Tax Depreciation Schedule Report. It can save you much money.
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