£1,000 Rent Does Not Mean £1,000 Profit

A property brings in £1,000 a month in rent, but how much is the investor actually making?

In this episode of The Youth Property Podcast, Jakki explains what cash flow really means and why rent is not the same as profit.

We look at the real costs of owning and running a rental property, how to calculate what is genuinely left each month and why investors need to allow for mortgages, management, maintenance, insurance, void periods and unexpected costs.

You’ll also learn the difference between cash flow and yield, why investors stress-test their figures and why evidence should always beat assumption.

Because whether it’s property, business or your own personal finances, it’s not just about how much money comes in. What really matters is how much is left after the bills have been paid.

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