17/03/2026
👇There’s only going to be winners or losers out of this situation in Australia. Let me explain 👇
If you already own property — historically, asset prices continue to rise through crisis.
Not perfectly. Not instantly. But over time, inflation and supply pressure push values up.
The real risk isn’t owning property.
It’s not being able to hold it.
If you’re feeling pressure right now, your main focus should be simple:
Boost cashflow.
Because cashflow protects you from:
• Serviceability issues
• Interest rate pressure
• Being forced to sell at the wrong time
And more importantly…
It allows you to scale during crisis.
This is when the gap widens.
People who can’t hold?
They lose assets.
People who can hold and move?
They accumulate more.
Now look at renters.
Rents continue to rise due to lack of supply.
Less building.
More demand.
This is a broader structural issue.
We can’t fix supply.
But you can fix your positioning.
Because if you don’t — you risk getting stuck:
Working week to week
Paying rising rent
Watching property prices climb out of reach
And eventually getting priced out completely.
Look at history.
Every crisis → inflation increases
Rates rise → pressure increases
Entry becomes harder for new buyers
This is already happening now.
So what can you actually do?
If you’re struggling to enter the market or increase income:
Use rent-to-rent.
Secure a property.
List it on short-term rental.
Generate $600–$1,000 per week.
That extra income can:
• Improve serviceability
• Help you save deposits faster
• Support holding existing assets
If you already own property?
You can still convert and optimise it to increase cashflow, unlock equity, and position yourself to buy again — even with no money down.
This is exactly what I do and what we teach our clients.
Crisis doesn’t remove opportunity.
It rewards the positioned.
If you want the full breakdown of how this works — whether you own property or not —
Comment “RENT” and I’ll send you the strategy.
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Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. This is based on my experience as a property owner of 45+ properties and a $20M+ portfolio.