Is Your Portfolio Working as Hard as It Could Be?
Tell us your current numbers and your goal — we’ll show you the gap, and what closing it could look like.
Your Current Portfolio
Add each investment property individually — like the EPI Fact Find, just monthly rent, mortgage and additional costs instead of full financials.
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Your Goal
Your Portfolio
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Your Gap
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Why the gap exists
Illustrative only — not a guarantee of returns. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Speak with us before making any investment decision.
See How a Real EPI Property Compares
Select one of our cashflow-positive package tiers to see what it would do to your numbers.
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Common Questions
What is negative gearing?
Negative gearing is when the costs of holding an investment property (mortgage interest, outgoings) exceed the rental income, creating a loss that can be offset against other income for tax purposes. It’s a tax strategy, not a cashflow strategy — the property is costing you money week to week.
What does “cashflow-positive” mean?
A cashflow-positive property earns more in rent each week than it costs to hold, after all expenses. Instead of topping up a shortfall, the property puts money in your pocket.