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Why 90% of property investors fail in the first year (...and how not to be one of them)Getting started in property investing is tempting.With dreams of quick riches and passive income, new investors eagerly jump in.But reality hits hard.90% of new property investors fail in the first year.Their portfolio doesn’t perform. Tenants cause headaches. Costs balloon out of control.Soon dreams turn into nightmares.But with the right fundamentals, you can set yourself up for long-term success starting day 1. Avoid these 5 common first-year property investing mistakes:❌ Assuming higher priced properties bring better rentsExpensive properties don’t guarantee stronger rents or yield.Focus on finding deals with rental yields of 7%+❌ Assuming cheap properties are most profitableJust because a property is priced low doesn’t mean it will cash flow well.Often those low priced properties in great condition are in areas with high crime rate areas that see little to no capital appreciation EVER❌ Buying based on emotionsIt’s tempting to fall in love with renovation dreams or aestheticsBut smart investors run the numbers first.Stick to rational analysis, not emotional appeal.❌ Not tracking key metricsFailing to monitor rental yield, operating costs, buying costs, refurbishment costs and other property KPIs makes it impossible to benchmark property performance over time.❌ Paying market price (or more)Properties priced on Zoopla and Right Move doesn't mean its market value. New property investors will assume this end up paying over market value.Follow these rules to avoid failure and thrive long-term.Spend time planning your market strategy. Know the fundamentals. And keep emotions out of spending decisions.Do that and you can break the 90% first-year failure stat.Here’s the step-by-step process I used to analyse my first 4 property deals:P.S If you don't want the hassle of analysing numerous property opportunities, I do it all for you. DM me 'property' and let's get you started!

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Chris Graham how much should you have saved before getting started in property investing?

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Charles McLachlan

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Your insights on pitfalls for new property investors are invaluable. The emphasis on avoiding common mistakes and focusing on fundamental strategies is crucial for long-term success. Your guidance to prioritize rational analysis over emotional decisions is spot on. Thanks for sharing these key principles to navigate the challenging landscape of property investing.

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Well said, avoiding these pitfalls is crucial for long-term success in property investing. Solid fundamentals, rational analysis, and strategic planning are the keys to thriving in this challenging field.

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Mark Fitzgerald

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Your post certainly provides a lot of food for thought. While I agree with your pointers, I believe it's also crucial to understand and adapt to market changes. Even the best-planned strategies can fail if they are not flexible. Would you agree?

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To succeed in property investing, do your homework and don't just follow your heart. Understanding the basics helps you make smarter choices and avoid common errors. #RealEstateWisdom

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You provide great necessary guidance to help prevent so many of the common mishaps for first time investors. But I'll guess that many of your prospective investor clients don't feel they need this solid advice. Yes?

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Thanks Chris Graham for sharing such a piece of information for advising that how we should we invest in property very wisely. Great video. 🤗

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Great tips Chris. What are the main factors that help you determine if a property is right for you?

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All great points and what I wish i knew before my mistakes, like you said Chris Graham

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Interesting post, Chris Graham! Thank you for sharing your list of 5 common first-year property investing mistakes to avoid -- your insights on this topic are valuable.

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