For Property Investors Who Have Hit Their Borrowing Capacity…

LIVE MASTERCLASS REVEALS THE $500K-600K INVESTMENT PROPERTIES WHERE THE RENT CAN COVER THE MORTGAGE, IN SUBURBS WHERE HOUSES SELL FOR MILLIONS

LIVE MASTERCLASS REVEALS THE $500K-600K INVESTMENT PROPERTIES WHERE THE RENT CAN COVER THE MORTGAGE, IN SUBURBS WHERE HOUSES SELL FOR MILLIONS

We're talking about a specific type of small-block, low-strata unit sitting in desirable blue-chip postcodes under $600K. On Tuesday we'll show you how to find the ones selling well below what it now costs to build them, and how to hold one for next to nothing instead of the $3,000+ a month other properties can costs you.

What You’ll Discover:

  • The ‘close-to’ blue chip suburbs where you can still buy for $500-600K. I’ll walk through specific blue-chip pockets across Melbourne and Sydney where small-block units trade between $450K and $560K on streets where the houses sell for seven figures.

  • How the rent on this stock can cover the loan. While “houses” in these suburbs return 2-3% (not even half of the interest payments on the mortgage), the right “small-block unit” can yield around 5% or almost 6%.

  • Why it's underpriced, and what usually happens next in this cycle. These blocks trade below what it would cost to rebuild them, in suburbs where heritage rules mean nobody is allowed to build another one. Unlike a tower, there are only ever going to be eight of them.

  • How to tell the stock that compounds from the stock that quietly costs you. A small-block walk-up and a high-rise apartment share a name (“units”) and share nothing else. Two properties at the same price behave completely differently over ten years.

Stop Choosing Between A Property That Grows And One You Can Afford To Hold

Join this session and you'll learn which blue-chip pockets still have small-block stock under $600K, what one actually costs you to hold each week once every expense is counted, and how to tell it apart from the apartment two streets over that will sit flat for a decade.