How to expand your portfolio by reducing risk and increasing cash flow
Why stop with just one or two investment properties? Many investors with portfolios of that size will tell you it’s because they’ve run out of money, but the truth behind that is they may have bought the wrong property and have hit a lending ceiling.
Matthew Lewison, chief executive of OpenCorp, and Michael Beresford, OpenCorp’s director of investment services, look at ways you can increase your serviceability when it seems you’ve reached your limit for borrowing.
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The duo survey the landscape, explain how banks determine the level of funding a borrower can access, and outline some key elements everyone needs to consider when looking to increase cash flow.
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