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Did you know there are 74 suburbs where your mortgage could be less than your rent?

Over the last year there have been some fundamental shifts in the Australian property market.  Property values have fallen, albeit by a modest 2.6 percent during the 2008 calendar year, interest rates have fallen to a 45 year low, and weekly rents have recorded several years running of dramatic growth.

Sydney is Australia's most populous city with an estimated population of 4,336,374 persons as at the end of June 2007.

Not only is it the largest population centre of Australia it is also home to the majority of the country's major corporations and regional head offices. This means that New South Wales is Australia's largest employer and a significant contributor to the nation's economy.

Brisbane is a sound investment option.

The fundamentals show Queensland as having one of the strongest economies in the nation and being the fastest growing region in terms of population growth.  Coupled with this, state and local governments are investing heavily in the much needed infrastructure to support this population growth, with numerous new roads, trains, schools and hospitals being constructed to support this prosperous region.

With lower interest rates and more houses to choose from, you want to buy but don't know where?

Check out the latest Insider Report. Australia has 45 Suburbs where the average rental return provides a positive cash flow.

Special - only $199 (RRP $249). Ensure that your next property is giving you maximum returns on your investment. Find out which suburbs are more likely to generate a profit rather than recording a loss and take advantage of this unique opportunity and purchase the latest Insider Report, Cash Flow Positive Properties.