Most investors hit a wall after their second property.
The banks say no more borrowing. The negative cashflow is eating into savings. The dream of building a portfolio feels impossible.
The frustrating part? You know you could handle more. You've got the experience, the drive. But between maxed-out borrowing capacity and negative cashflow eating your savings, you're stuck.
But what if your existing properties could fund the next ones?
This week on The Investor Lab, we're diving into the strategy that could very well turn your trapped equity into a self-funding portfolio machine.
Callum Rhodes, Head of Dashdot Finance, is joining us to be pleasantly questioned (cough: grilled) on how smart investors use structures to break through borrowing limits and create portfolios that literally pay for themselves.
What's inside:
- How to unlock trapped equity without selling your properties
- The structuring strategy that expands your borrowing capacity beyond traditional limits
- How to make your negative cashflow properties fund each other
This isn't about finding better deals. It's about using your existing assets strategically to fund your next phase of growth.
See you on the inside,
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How To Build A Property Portfolio That Pays For Itself
IMPORTANT: The Investor Lab is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and seek independent professional advice before making any investment or financial decisions.
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