u/PK__Gupta
🚨 Negative Gearing and CGT changes have reshaped the game. Property investing isn't dead - but the method has to change. Here's the new strategy that will work.
youtu.be📈 Affordable (sub $800K) detached homes in owner-occupied dominated Melbourne locations will grow extremely well under this New 2026 Budget
If you voted for Labor, do you regret it now? Also, will they introduce CGT on PPOR next?
reddit.comEconomists say the tax changes will drop house prices by 4%. I agree, even more in Sydney potentially I believe. Meanwhile other locations to grow over 20% this year. That’s my view. Thoughts?
reddit.comIf you’re serious about getting into property investing whether it be 1 or multiple I can't recommend PK's course highly enough. A wealth of knowledge that gives you the know how, skill set and confidence to find high value suburbs quickly and then every step of the process from there.
The amount of information given in this course and then the amount of follow up support/ weekly zoom calls and online community is absolutely amazing.
Value value value.
💰 NEGATIVE GEARING CHANGES DON’T IMPACT MUCH: $379K DEAL WITH 6.6% YIELD UP 20% IN 11 MONTHS! 🏡
✅ Newly Renovated, Low Maintenance 💰
✅ Negative Gearing NOT The Strategy: Will Become Positive Cashflow In Couple Years! 😍
✅ It’s Like Investing In 2021 With These Deals! 👌🏽
✅ ZERO Confidence >> FULL Confidence
✅ Bought Interstate WITHOUT A Buyers Agent (Total Fees Saved = $15,000+)
🕒 Right time to buy property? Yes, if you know Where & How!
📈 How? ... through the Property Investment Accelerator
👇❤️ Check Out Ratnajit Bose’s Property & Let's Congratulate Him In Comments!
Purchase Price: $379,000
Total Funds Required: <$70,000
Rent Per Week: $480
Short + Long Term Growth? 30-35 Strong Data Factors!
Vacancy Rate: 0.28%
Block: 910sqm
Bought Interstate? Yes WA
Caught Any Flights? No!
Built Team & Had Local Due Diligence Done? Yes ✔️
Self Sufficient To "Rinse & Repeat"? Yes 😃
Building PASSIVE INCOME? YES! 👍💰
😕 There's too much mis-information online. Easy to make mistakes
✅ But DATA doesn't lie. Neither do numbers. Nor do results
🏠 DATA + MENTORING can truly accelerate your property investment journey
💨 The science of property investing is easily learnable, QUICKLY
❤️👏 Join me in CONGRATULATING Ratnajit !
🛑 Don't risk "giving the keys" to your financial future to someone else.
🛑 Don't become dependent on a property company for every single property purchase.
🛑 Don't pay a Buyers Agent $15k+ to send you properties off RealEstate & Domain.
🛑 Don't be fooled into an ineffective 'bait & switch" course from a Buyers Agent that "upsells" you to their full service.
🛑 No one cares about your money as much as you do.
💪 If you want these results (it's MAY!), you can learn how to do this too - it takes less time than you think.
👀 I post MEMBER RESULTS FIVE Times A Week. Go back and look at HUNDREDS before and watch out for the next one!
Purchased: May 2025
13/05/2026*
🚨 PK BUDGET UPDATE: Hey guys I lost my voice over the weekend still haven’t got it back.. so I’m sorry for no video about the budget. I’ll do it when I have my voice back.
But in short: for people buying property for long term passive income through trusts / company there is not much change at all really. For large portfolios, trusts / company structure was the way to go anyway.
Most my clients with larger holdings (or ambitions) were doing it through trusts, where there was no negative gearing anyway. I still generally prefer flexibility of trusts over companies for this strategy, even if trusts get taxed at a minimum of 30% from July 2028. Investment companies have a 30% tax rate too but without the income distribution flexibility.
But if the 30% tax on trust distributions does not get franking credits, then it might make sense to opt for company structure instead - but only in some cases where you have people in your family on a marginal tax rate less than 30%.
Keep in mind property losses can now offset your tax liability on future property gains as negative cashflow properties becomes positive cashflow after few years with rent rises. So that’s actually great across all holding structures for legal tax minimisation.
Going forward cheaper higher yielding properties in the right areas are likely to grow extremely well. No change, these are the ones we have always targeted.
So overall, it’s easy to get upset, but for my strategy (and the one my clients use), with the right structure, the budget isn’t really a huge deal.
Except that rents are going to rise a bit like they did in 2022 - very quickly!
Good for investors, not so much for renters.
Capital Gains Tax will be calculated off the inflation indexation method from July 2027 (from that point onwards only and a minimum of 30% CGT), but once again not a big deal for the long term investor doing it for passive income and early retirement cashflow. They don’t sell much anyway.
CGT changes will hit stock investors more who try to trade the market. I feel for them, it really changes the business case for day trading or short term stock investing in Australia.
Btw if you already have IP’s before the budget announcement you’ve got negative gearing locked in for life (but then again, if you bought in a trust you don’t have it anyway).
Seems like a lot of changes, and yes for a newbie it’s a lot to take in. But for seasoned long term investors or those wanting to become that, it’s a lot of noise for not much actual change.
Property investing is going to be as popular as ever. After all, not everyone can be an entrepreneur and in this fine country there are not many other methods by which the “average Joe” can become financial secure & free. Property investment is a well trodden path.
Hopefully the above brings some simple common sense.
For a course to come along that empowers the person to gain the knowledge and teachings to do property investing. The team have done a great job with step by step instructions and guidance through the whole journey. L
❤️ She’s paid off her PPOR mortgage and bought 8 properties since joining our PIA Course!
Would you absorb the risks of a new build / house & land package just cause you can negatively gear it?
reddit.com“PK's course has been truly transformative for my investment journey. I went from having zero confidence to being fully equipped to make informed decisions, thanks to the program's clear, step by step guidance.
“PK's course has been truly transformative for my investment journey. I went from having zero confidence to being fully equipped to make informed decisions, thanks to the program's clear, step by step guidance. The combination of the supportive community forum and the weekly mentoring sessions provides a level of ongoing support I haven't seen elsewhere.
Before this course, my strategy was guided by a confusing mix of advice from friends, social media suggestions, and speculative news headlines. PK's methodology is the complete opposite, teaching you how to build a portfolio based on solid fundamentals, removing all speculation. The direct support from PK on my potential property purchase was invaluable and gave me the final push I needed.
The results speak for themselves: on my first purchase using the course's principles, I have seen a 95K capital gain in just 10 months, with an impressive 5.76% rental yield.”
💰 CGT CHANGES DON’T MATTER: $509K QLD HOME UP $70K IN 6 MONTHS, NEVER SELL! 🏡
✅ Newly Renovated, Low Maintenance 💰
✅ Negative Gearing NOT The Strategy: Will Become Positive Cashflow In Couple Years! 😍
✅ It’s Like Investing In 2021 With These Deals! 👌🏽
✅ ZERO Confidence >> FULL Confidence
✅ Bought Interstate WITHOUT A Buyers Agent (Total Fees Saved = $15,000+)
🕒 Right time to buy property? Yes, if you know Where & How!
📈 How? ... through the Property Investment Accelerator
👇❤️ Check Out Waqas Tariq’s Property & Let's Congratulate Him In Comments!
Purchase Price: $509,000
Total Funds Required: <$100,00
Rent Per Week: $550
Short + Long Term Growth? 30-35 Strong Data Factors!
Vacancy Rate: 0.60%
Block: 686sqm
Bought Interstate? Yes QLD
Caught Any Flights? No!
Built Team & Had Local Due Diligence Done? Yes ✔️
Self Sufficient To "Rinse & Repeat"? Yes 😃
Building PASSIVE INCOME? YES! 👍💰
😕 There's too much mis-information online. Easy to make mistakes
✅ But DATA doesn't lie. Neither do numbers. Nor do results
🏠 DATA + MENTORING can truly accelerate your property investment journey
💨 The science of property investing is easily learnable, QUICKLY
❤️👏 Join me in CONGRATULATING Waqas !
🛑 Don't risk "giving the keys" to your financial future to someone else.
🛑 Don't become dependent on a property company for every single property purchase.
🛑 Don't pay a Buyers Agent $15k+ to send you properties off RealEstate & Domain.
🛑 Don't be fooled into an ineffective 'bait & switch" course from a Buyers Agent that "upsells" you to their full service.
🛑 No one cares about your money as much as you do.
💪 If you want these results (it's MAY!), you can learn how to do this too - it takes less time than you think.
👀 I post MEMBER RESULTS FIVE Times A Week. Go back and look at HUNDREDS before and watch out for the next one!
Purchased: Septemeber 2025
11/05/2026*
Who here is disappointed you won’t be able to lose $1 to get 50c back from the ATO anymore?
reddit.comThe property market is changing, and it's time to separate myths from reality. Join us as we dive into the biggest mistakes property investors make and how to avoid getting fleeced.
youtu.beSTAGFLATION: In the USA stagflation has occurred 6 times before. In each time due to high inflation house prices also grew very quickly. Because hard assets always rise during extended times of high inflation, whether expansionary or contractionary (GDP growing or falling).
STAGFLATION: In the USA stagflation has occurred 6 times before. In each time due to high inflation house prices also grew very quickly. Because hard assets always rise during extended times of high inflation, whether expansionary or contractionary (GDP growing or falling).
Australia has also experienced the same phenomenon multiple times, around similar periods. And during each such high inflationary decades house prices have either doubled or tripled locally.
I don’t expect expensive locations like Sydney to double over the next 5-7 years, but affordable areas (which haven’t already boomed) will certainly do so as they have done in comparable times in the past.