
Positive Cash Flow vs. Capital Growth: Which Strategy Wins in 2025?
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What’s better for building wealth in 2025 — positive cash flow or capital growth?
In this punchy episode, father-son duo Washington & Thabo go head-to-head on the two most debated strategies in Australian property investing. Whether you’re chasing financial freedom or long-term equity, this episode helps you decide what’s right for you.
You’ll Learn:
• The difference between cash flow and capital growth properties
• The pros and cons of each strategy in today’s market
• What’s actually working in 2025 based on rents, rates, and returns
• How to align your strategy with your age, income, and goals
• Why the hybrid strategy might be the smartest play
• Real client examples using both approaches to build wealth
Whether you're a first-time buyer, a growing investor, or stuck choosing your next move — this episode is packed with insight, clarity, and no-BS strategy.
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