Most professionals stall at one or two properties because no one ever mapped the plan. We map it with you in one structured 60-minute conversation. No pitch.
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The Budget proposed the most significant changes to property investment tax in a generation, to negative gearing and capital gains tax. We do not give tax advice, that is your accountant's role. But changes like these make the strategy and sequencing of your next move matter more, not less. A strategy call is a sensible way to get clear on where your position stands now.
You are good at your job. You have built a solid income. But the property side has not kept pace, and you can feel the gap.
Maybe you own one or two places and are not sure what the right next move is. Maybe you have equity sitting idle, or a borrowing window you can sense closing. Maybe you are comfortable, but comfortable is not a plan.
Every year without a plan quietly costs something. Borrowing windows narrow, equity sits idle instead of compounding, and the gap widens. That is not a reason to rush. It is a reason to get clear. And good property advice should never be paid for by the people selling the property. Yours should answer to you.
This is a structured 60-minute session where we work through your specific position together. By the end, you will have:
Choose a slot that suits you. It takes about two minutes.
Together, in 60 focused minutes, online or by phone.
Buy, restructure, or wait. Your decision, made with clarity.
Shailesh and Sweta, IT and HR professionals with a young family. Every property bought off-market. If your situation looks like theirs, this is where we map your next move.
Sometimes the best move is not to buy. A client arrived with $380,000 in equity ready to purchase. We restructured first. An adviser paid by transactions cannot give that advice.
Ankur and Kavya came to us after a costly mistake. Today they hold three properties with passive income. Being burned once does not have to define what comes next.
Rasti puts the client at the centre, not just selling stock.Kyle Manson Finance Broker Manager, CFC Finance
He won us the property with built-in equity. The next day, another offer came in 15 per cent higher.Jasmine Walia Property investor
New to Australia, we never thought we could invest this early. Get RARE made it happen, at a competitive price.Premnath Rao Property investor
"He is ethical in his approach, and puts his clients' interests first."Max Pagnin · Managing Director, Ronin Financial Services
These are specific client outcomes, not a promise of results. What is right for you depends entirely on your own position, which is exactly what the conversation is for.
Rasti Vaibhav is a CFA charterholder and former quantitative fund manager who spent nine years managing institutional portfolios of more than $2 billion at Westpac and AMP Capital. He has built his own portfolio of more than 20 properties across four states, and he holds the same assets he recommends to clients.
Get RARE takes no developer payments, no agent commissions and no volume incentives. That structure is what makes it possible to tell you, honestly, when the right move is to wait. It is backed by the credentials behind it: CFA charterholder, member of PIPA, and a committee member of the REINSW Buyers Agents Chapter.
Picture the next twelve months with a plan you trust. The equity working. The borrowing used while the window is open. A clear answer the next time someone asks what you are doing about property, and a portfolio finally moving toward the life it is meant to fund. That is what one good conversation can set in motion.
This will be most useful if you already own one or two properties, or have equity or savings ready to put to work, and you are weighing a move in the next 3 to 12 months. You value a clear plan over a hot tip, and you are open to hearing that the smartest step might be to wait.
If you are right at the very start of your research, this may be more than you need just yet, and that is completely fine.