At Property2Consider, our service is deliberately designed to put the buyer first - always. Unlike many buyer’s agents, we are fully independent and operate on a transparent fee-for-service basis, never commission, ensuring my advice is unbiased and aligned solely with my clients’ best interests. With over 10 years’ experience in the property industry, we have built a strong national network that opens doors to high-quality opportunities, including off-market properties. We provide a true concierge-style experience, combining proactive communication, meticulous attention to detail, and strategic guidance at every stage of the process. The result is a buying journey that empowers clients to make confident property decisions and achieve long-term success.

Property2Consider represents buyers exclusively. We research, source, assess, and negotiate property purchases on your behalf to ensure you secure the right property at the right price, with confidence and clarity.

We work with first-home buyers, time-poor professionals, and property investors - both experienced and first-time, who value strategic advice, transparency, and informed decision-making.

Buying property involves emotion, pressure, and complexity. With over 10 years’ experience and a national network, Property2Consider removes guesswork, mitigates risk, and provides access to opportunities and insights buyers often miss on their own.

Our extensive national network - built over a decade - includes selling agents & industry professionals. This allows us to access off-market opportunities not always available to the public. With our background in Economics and Education, research within the regions are very important to ensure an area has the economic drivers to sustain capital growth and yields.

Yes... We mostly assist clients purchasing interstate. Having built and managed a diverse property portfolio nationally, we understand differing state regulations, market cycles, and growth drivers. Our property managers within the different states and regions have the local knowledge which is integral in the research process.

A set fee for service. There is an initial retainer fee paid and the rest is paid upon the contract of sale becoming unconditional. There are no commissions from sellers or developers - our loyalty is solely to you.

Absolutely. We manage negotiations strategically, removing emotion and pressure while leveraging market knowledge to achieve the best possible outcome.

Timeframes vary depending on market conditions and your criteria. Typically, clients secure a property within 4 weeks once a clear strategy is in place. We provide realistic expectations from the outset.

At Property2Consider, our service is deliberately designed to put the buyer first - always. Unlike many buyer’s agents, we are fully independent and operate on a transparent fee-for-service basis, never commission, ensuring my advice is unbiased and aligned solely with my clients’ best interests. With over 10 years’ experience in the property industry, we have built a strong national network that opens doors to high-quality opportunities, including off-market properties. We provide a true concierge-style experience, combining proactive communication, meticulous attention to detail, and strategic guidance at every stage of the process. The result is a buying journey that empowers clients to make confident property decisions and achieve long-term success.

Property2Consider is fully independent. We do not accept commissions, kickbacks, or referral fees from selling agents or developers - ensuring our advice is unbiased and always in your best interest.

Before answering this question, let’s establish the meaning of the two strategies. Cash flow is the income you will receive each year. Capital growth is how much your property increases each year. Cash flow refers to the income you will be getting on an annual basis for your investment property. The yield is a good indicator of your cash flow. As a rule of thumb, less than 5% yield is lower cash flow whilst a property gaining more than 5% is good cash flow. Yield is worked out by multiplying weekly rent by 52 then dividing this over the purchase price then x 100. For example, a weekly rent in Morayfield is $360 and was purchased for $308,000. Applying the above formula: $360 x 52 = 18720 / 308 000 x 100 = 6% yield. Capital growth is how much the property increases in value each year. For example, the same property in Morayfield was purchased at $308,000 in 2014 and now is valued at $360,000. The capital growth is 16.8%. This is a substantial growth rate. Sydney has been experiencing on average growth rates of up to 20% in 2014 - 2015. Some capital cities have not experienced the same capital growth and this is due to various economic drivers and factors such as supply/demand for property. So now the question is, which one should you focus on? Well the short answer to this question is to focus on both cash flow and capital growth. Cash flow will ensure you remain in the property market in the short term whilst capital growth ensures you remain in the property market in the long term. You will need to service the debt. Thus a good strong yield will ensure you are not stretching your budget each month and you can safely pay the mortgage with the rental income. In the long term, you will want your property to increase in value so when you eventually sell it, you will have equity. This equity could be used to pay off another investment property then quite simply you have passive income. Also, strong capital growth will mean you can use as equity for your next property purchase. Thus capital growth ensures you can build wealth. It is very possible to focus on both when carrying out due diligence research. When you are building your property portfolio it is important to have a diverse range of properties across the nation where some focus more on capital growth and some investments will be cash flow. For example, Salisbury in Adelaide is a good cash flow property with steady capital growth. Whilst Cranbourne in Melbourne has strong capital growth and is a lower cash flow property.