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The Property Podcast

TPP452: Total Return Formula – the ultimate calculation for smart investors

The Property Podcast

Rob Bence & Rob Dix

Business News, News, Business, Education, Investing

4.82K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

There’s been over 450 episodes of The Property Podcast, but until now, we’ve not revealed the secret formula that investors NEED to be aware of. In the past, Rob & Rob have told you all about net yield and return on investment (ROI), and how using these can show you how profitable your investments have been - and will be in the future. But there’s an important factor that neither of these consider. That’s capital growth. That’s a big thing to miss out, especially since capital growth is usually the biggest return you’ll get. It’s one of the main factors we consider when sourcing deals for our Property Hub Invest clients. The new formula, called the ‘Total Return Formula’, takes capital growth into account. Listen as Rob & Rob explain how to use this formula, as well as how to best predict capital growth for future investments. In the news  And this week’s big news is actually a notable lack of news! Specifically, about how there was no increase in interest base rates announced last week. It was predicted that they’d rise from 0.1%-0.25%, but this move wasn’t taken. What do Rob & Rob think this means for the property market? Hub Extra  We’ve got a great book for you this week, and it’s about something that almost everyone on earth has engaged with in one way or another – Instagram! ‘No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram’ by Sarah Frier. This one’s different from the other books about the origins of social media channels, because it’s not solely focussed on controversy. Instead, it zeroes in on how this brand-new platform went from something small to something that has impacted not just app-users, but businesses and the world at large. We’re big supporters of thinking big, and the story of Instagram is a prime example of that. Let’s get social  We’d love to hear what you think of this week’s Property Podcast over on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. You might even have a topic you’d like us to cover in the future - if so, pop us a message on social and we’ll see what we can do.   Make sure you’ve liked and subscribed to our YouTube channel where we upload new content every week!   If that wasn’t enough, you can also join our friendly property community on the Property Hub forum. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey everyone, Robby here with RobD and you know it, you're listening to the Property

0:06.4

Podcast.

0:07.4

Now this week we're discussing the total return formula and I'm going to be blunt.

0:13.1

If you don't understand what the total return formula is or you know what it is but you've

0:17.2

not been using it day to day, well then you're missing out, you've missing a key piece

0:22.5

of information from your property investment world.

0:25.6

So this week it's critical that we put this at front of mind for you so you can start

0:30.0

using the total return formula immediately on your current investments and your future

0:35.2

ones.

0:42.3

Welcome to the Property Podcast where every Thursday morning property investors come to be

0:45.6

informed and inspired.

0:47.3

It's not every week that we can give you a brand new tool to make you a better property

0:51.4

investor but that is exactly what we're doing today.

0:54.2

So make sure you stick around and do wait all the way to the end where we've got a great

0:58.5

book recommendation for you as well.

1:01.1

So Rob, it's time for our new story of the week and the big new story is there is new

1:06.9

news, well sort of around interest rate movements because last week on the day of the podcast

1:12.7

going live the interest rates were predicted to move, predicted to increase for the first

1:19.3

time in a long time and it didn't happen.

1:22.5

Yes, widely predicted that the Bank of England would decide to raise the base rate from 0.1%

1:28.9

up to 0.25% as a result of inflation really picking up but they made the decision not to

1:35.9

do that.

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