Once they have determined the amount of finances they are willing to outlay, they will set themselves at a great advantage by entering the property market and generating passive income from rental yields rather than putting their cash in the bank. Based on the current market, I would advise that they keep a lookout for any good investment property where prices have dropped more than 10% rather than putting it in a fixed deposit which pays 0.5% and does not hedge against inflation which currently stands at 5.7%.

In this aspect, my investors and I are on the same page - we prefer rv altitude price to take advantage of the current low interest rate and put our money in property assets to generate a positive cash flow via rental income. I myself have personally seen some properties generating positive monthly cash flow of up to $1500 after off-setting mortgage costs. This equates to an annual passive income of up to $18 000 per annum which easily beats returns from fixed deposits and also outperforms dividend returns from stocks.