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Approaching retirement in the next 5 to 10 years and wondering how to create an income stream in retirement? Do you need certainty on your possible retirement date and what remedial action to take if your options need to improve?

Are you fuzzy about how the property investment portfolio, super, other assets and cash shortfalls all work together to create a sustainable portfolio? With the fast pace of change in lending policy and uncertainty surrounding equity markets it is more important than ever to be well prepared.

Featuring presenters from Davlin Accounting, Davlin Mortgages and Davlin Financial Planning, this workshop will bring together key advisors to formulate a position on retirement planning for property investors.

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If you are looking to buy an investment property in the next 6 to 12 months, you need to know if you can afford the purchase and for those investors who have established investment property portfolios, the impact to your existing properties.

Understanding holding costs can be the difference between growing your property portfolio and being placed into a forced sale situation. The road to building a multiple property portfolio is fraught with difficulty if investors don't fully understand how to manage holding costs.

As the property portfolio increases, the impact of variables such as interest rates, renovations, tax benefits can be significant. Whether you are in accumulation or holding phase or approaching retirement the subject of holding costs must be fully understood in moving towards financial independence.

This webinar will help property investors fully grasp the Key to Wealth, being holding costs.

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One of the key lessons familiar to property investors is to harvest equity on a regular basis. With recent changes in lending policy, it is more important than ever for your portfolio to be reviewed annually and harvesting opportunities actioned.

Harvested equity means available cash. The funds harvested from a property can be placed in re-draw, offset account or line of credit for access when required. The most commonly asked question when harvesting equity is “How much should I harvest”?

We know that harvesting too much can impact your overall serviceability but too little means going back to the bank and possibly running short in terms of your minimum buffer. Depending on whether you are in accumulation, holding or drawdown stage will also determine how much you need to harvest.

This webinar provides a framework for decision making when harvesting equity so that it is more aligned to your medium term goals and risk management strategies.

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A decision to purchase an investment property can have a long term impact on household finances. Key to the success of such an investment decision to is to identify and manage any associated negative cash flow. This includes holding sufficient cash flow buffers for any emergency that might occur over time.

The single key reason why property investors sell during tough times is they do not adequately plan for cash flow risk.

This webinar focuses on all aspects of cash flow risk and how to manage this, ensuring you can hold your investment property for the long term.

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