FAR Capital argues positive cashflow from property is achievable with the right strategy, despite widespread scepticism. The firm says 2026’s rising rental demand—driven by economic uncertainty and low new supply—has pushed rents up, but many landlords still lose money because they buy wrong properties at retail prices with no rental strategy. FAR Capital’s approach uses data-driven aggregated buying to secure below-market prices, tenant profiling, and spatial optimisation to boost rents (e.g., from median RM2,700 to RM3,500). It warns against daily-stay and guaranteed-rent schemes, which mask overpriced, low-quality assets. Conclusion: buy below market value and apply a targeted rental strategy to achieve true positive cashflow.https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1916757/far-capital-makes-%E2%80%98impossible%E2%80%99-rental-returns-data-dispelling-critics%E2%80%99-disbelief
FAR Capital makes ‘impossible’ rental returns, with data dispelling critics’ disbelief
