Analyze rental properties QUICKLY 🇿🇦

Analyze rental properties QUICKLY in South Africa by using these tests.

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[louisreynhardt]

I love using these test to QUICKLY analyze deals. Try these out and let me know what you think!

[kevin-gwdj]

Lekka Louis. Wanted to make my first purchase and decided to do some common sense research. Thanks for this simple and logical analysis tool

[BevanEllis_Prolific_B]

Well done Louis, keep up the great work, im learning alot from you

[mitchellucas]

Good content, came across your channel while trying to educate myself as much as possible before establishing a company and buy my 1st property.

When calculating cash flow I see you didn’t include maintenance and building insurance. Excluding this May take a property from cash positive to cash negative. While calculating cash flow what % would you put aside for maintenance and insurance.

[CassidyLeslie]

Hi Louis, what is the agent commission and vacancy when calculating the cashflow?

[Thimzohx]

Thanks Louis, I have learnt something new today. Thanks for the taking the time to make this video.

[theselfcavpodcast]

Love your videos just started watching a few

[missbbongi]

Wow, this is amazing content .
Thank u

[zwanndanana]

Really love your videos, what do you use for recording video, screen recording on your computer and editing? Fellow creator

[oluwafemifasan]

Most good, clean properties in security estates where most of us lives can't meet this requirements. I'm talking of properties that are less than 10yrs old, at least in Pretoria East, Centurion, Midrand and so on. Do you still consider these a good investment? I understand capital appreciation might work for them but it's still just speculation. And most of them are sold, who's buying them if they are not good investments? Not to talk of new builds in South Africa which can never cash flow or pass the 1% rule because of levies, rates and management fees.

[tumiisang]

How do you make money if your desired property meets the requirements. Can you please elaborate