While buying investment property with the key intent of renting it, you must bear in mind that there might be periods when the property is unoccupied, either because of repairs or lack of tenants. Therefore, you must have a contingency plan for such vacancy periods.

Property investment might not seem all hunky-dory during the initial few years. But after a few years of holding a property, you might hopefully see yourself from being negatively geared to being either neutrally geared or positively geared. That is, your returns would be higher than your Bartley Vue operating expenses. This is because the rental income would increase on a gradual basis, keeping pace with the market sentiments. Over time, you would also generate extra capital in your investment property.

On the whole, buying investment property can be a profitable venture if it's done astutely.

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