One of the biggest myths in property is that your first deal will solve all your financial problems. The reality? Many investors are trying to build a property portfolio while relying on just one income source. That creates pressure to find the next deal, save another deposit, and fund every refurbishment. When every opportunity depends on your next payday, it's hard to move forward with confidence. I've learned that building consistent cash flow first makes the property journey far less stressful. It gives you the freedom to save faster, fund deals, and make decisions based on opportunity, not financial pressure. Long-term wealth is the goal, but strong monthly cash flow is what helps you build it. What's your biggest cash flow challenge right now, saving for a deposit, funding refurbishments, replacing your salary, or something else?