| Traditional Buyer’s Agent | Property Developer / Spruiker | Get RARE Properties |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction focus | Sells inventory | Portfolio sequencing |
| Purchase-driven | Commission-driven | Strategy + execution + oversight |
| Property-first | Product-first | Strategy-first |
| Limited long-term review | Short-term growth claims | Structured long-term partnership |
No. While we provide acquisition services, we operate as a strategic buyer's agency rather than a transaction-focused buyer's agent.
Every acquisition is guided by portfolio sequencing, risk alignment, and long-term capital strategy, not simply property sourcing.
No. We operate independently and do not accept developer commissions, referral incentives, or inventory-based payments.
Our advice is aligned solely to your financial position and long-term objectives, not property stock.
Outcomes vary based on individual circumstances, but common results include:
• Clarity on sequencing (what to buy first, second, third, and why)
• Improved cash flow buffers (20-40% increases typical)
• Risk-adjusted portfolio structure (diversification, exposure management)
• Long-term roadmap (10-15 year plan with clear milestones)
Over 70% of clients continue working with us beyond their first acquisition, building portfolios of 3-5+ properties over 3-5 years.
Average portfolio value increase across all clients: $420K over 3 years.
An independent buyer’s agent operates without receiving commissions, referral incentives, or payments from developers or property sellers.
This means recommendations are based solely on your financial position, borrowing capacity, and long-term objectives, not available stock or external incentives. Independence protects alignment.
You should not buy property if your borrowing capacity is stretched, your cash flow buffers are insufficient, or your current portfolio exposure has not been properly reviewed.
In some cases, restructuring debt, improving liquidity, or clarifying long-term goals may be more appropriate than immediate acquisition. Discipline includes knowing when not to act.