Skip the bank: How investors can cash out without refinancing and the POWER playbook
In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Liam Garman sits down with Futurerent CEO, Godfrey Dinh, to discuss how investors can rapidly leverage their rental income to grow their portfolios.
The duo begins by explaining the concept of Futurerent, which offers an alternative to traditional bank refinancing by providing a streamlined, hassle-free method for investors to unlock capital from their properties.
The process uses a “concurrent lease” agreement, where Futurerent provides an upfront rental prepayment, which investors repay over a set period, ensuring immediate cash while maintaining steady rental income.
Throughout the podcast, Godfrey highlights success stories, including one where a client renovated a property to increase rent, enhancing both income and borrowing capacity for future investments.
Godfrey said that Futurerent’s philosophy is based on the “POWER” method – Potential, Oxygen, Wealth Creation, Equity, and Recycle – allowing investors to grow their portfolios, gain quick access to capital, and promote long-term wealth creation.
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