Here's how I can help you...

As a multi-state independent buyer's agent with a portfolio valued over $7M+ and over a decade's experience in the property and finance sector, I can guide you through proven portfolio scaling methodologies and expert negotiation skills.

The journey doesn't end at purchase. Our post-settlement service is your roadmap to long-term investment success, helping you manage risks and achieve long-term goals

Additionally, with access to InvestVise market-leading research, I can help you avoid underperforming property purchases and achieve your property investment goals.

My Journey

1. A fruitful mistake
   Genuine mistakes or opposite of good things I do One mistake is purchasing when the time is right vs when its good for you - bought in the GFC period, I think I can agree the time was not right the GFC the world melting down the news is going crazy but buying when is good for is an example that I learnt. Many of my friends kicked themselves for not purchasing property in 2008. I purchased a property in NZ in 2007 because I thought I was in a position to. Actually I had money in hand which funnily enough savings for marriage, but decided to use it any way...(2007 for the front....and then the second out back behind it in 2010). The pain here is that everyone thought it was a bad time – I focused on it was good for me & I wanted to do it & the solution was I focused on finding a property I could afford Outcome – It did a 36 % growth in 4 Year Am excited but also learning of due diligence that a small marriage deposit of $20-$40k turned into hundreds of thousands of dollars
2. of proper & thorough Due Diligence
   The other mistake that I learnt on my investment journey is to have a proper & thorough Due Diligence process, what to consider, what are the detractors and other variables when buying an investment property. A sad being my first & second home and not given a choice had to sell to council due to expansion of the council eastern Motorway, this taught me the importance of due diligence. Proper planning, market & property research is to be in the right market at the right time as this is what differentiates between investors & good investors
3. Build Vs Established dwelling
   Yes it sounds very exciting & proud amongst many that say we are getting a new build investment, cause developments can be a great idea for their portfolio but there are risks also associated with these for things not go exactly as planned. I purchased Home & Land House in Ripley/Ipswich, it did well am not saying it did bad. But the learning for me if I had put the same money and bought a property in Brisbane during the same time, there are some suburbs that have had 50% – 60% growth since 2020. The construction got delayed by the builders, cost increased during construction & worst the OC was delayed 5 months due to council approval on the driveway. In such investments I reckon except the investor everyone else has earns a fortune
4. The paradox of Interest Rates
   Recently Todd is my purchase in Bundaberg/Bargara. It’s a time where interest rates are not that good but then I talked to myself that its good for me. And that’s what I did, with the cashflow tools I have, did come up with different hypothetical scenerios and what would be my buffer amount to sustain this temporary rates. I purchased that property. The rental market is exploding now this year for $600k purchase & rented for $625 in a very nice location
5. Overseas Investment
   do not find much benefits in these investments in an early stage on your portfolio cause of:
   Can’t use the Equity Country Economic progress & development Your income been foreign income in that country is considered 70% only Some friends of mine when they moved from South Africa, India, Srilank & even Europe have heard some devastating stories like their house been taken over by the tenants & Property managers can’t do much. No rents for months and the tenants are not even willing to leave. Am not saying this can’t happen here but then we have laws in Australia that protects you
6. When to consolidate
   In Portfolio planning it’s very important when to consolidate (if needed) cause building portfolio is a long-term investment that can take anywhere from 10- 15 years. One lesson I learnt that in 2021 when the market was a hotspot I should have sold one of my property in NZ in that ways I would have killed 2 birds. First reduce my overseas investment and secondly over the time the growth % of a property year after year is not the same and efficient every years as it was few years back. Means that it grows but not that high due to its age, design and other factors. Would have used the cash to invest and got more growth than the NZ property that what it has grown since 2021F
7. Financial Advice
   Well, this is not a mistake but my learning to share that I picked very early in my journey:
   Too many Credit cards Higher Limits on cards Being loyal to one bank and not dealing with different banks to get the best deal that suits your investment plans.

Whether you're a first-time property investor or looking to grow your existing portfolio, I can help you buy the right property in the right location, at the right time, minimising risks and maximising returns.