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Property strategies.

There is more than one way to make money through property. We can help with all of these, directly or through our network.

Overview

Some strategies are built around long-term capital growth. Some are designed for stronger rental income. Others rely on adding value, developing land or using the right ownership structure.

Ten approaches.

Select the arrow on any strategy to read more.
Existing residential
01 Residential
Existing residential

Established houses, units and townhouses.

House and land
02 New build
House and land

Buy land and build new in a growth corridor.

Off the plan
03 New build
Off the plan

Buy before completion, usually an apartment or unit.

Renovation and value-add
04 Value-add
Renovation and value-add

Improve the asset to manufacture return.

Dual income and secondary dwellings
05 Cash flow
Dual income and secondary dwellings

Lift rental income from a single property.

Commercial property
06 Commercial
Commercial property

Offices, retail, medical, childcare and more.

Industrial property
07 Industrial
Industrial property

Warehouses, logistics, trade and storage.

Small development and subdivision
08 Development
Small development and subdivision

Create value from land: split, build, subdivide.

SMSF property
09 Super
SMSF property

Buy property through a self-managed super fund.

Property funds and syndicates
10 Indirect
Property funds and syndicates

Property exposure without owning it directly.

There is no single best property strategy.

An existing house, commercial property, off-the-plan apartment, house and land package or small development can all make sense in the right circumstances. They can also be completely wrong if they do not suit your numbers, structure, goals or risk profile.

General advice warning

This page is general information only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and is not personal financial, tax, credit or legal advice. Property strategies carry different risks and are not suitable for everyone; past performance is not a guide to future returns. Before acting, seek advice from a licensed financial adviser, registered tax agent, credit or legal professional about your own circumstances. Idle Wealth™ accepts no liability for any loss arising from reliance on this information.