How it works
Answer 16 questions and we'll provide you a readiness score and your next steps.
Property investing a powerful way to build long term generational wealth. It isn't for everyone, and requires specific capabilities and resources. In this assessment you'll:
✅ Understand your potential in purchasing a property
✅ Discover how much equity is available to you
✅ Learn how to move forward with confidence
✅ Free personalised strategy report — no cost, no sales pitch
Keen to get started?
Complete this assessment and we'll help you take the next steps in your property investing journey.
What Does Your Score Measure?
Mindset
Your mindset is the foundation of your investment journey. A growth-oriented, proactive mindset helps you push past fear, stay focused on long-term gains, and take informed risks. If you're unsure, overly cautious, or waiting for “the perfect time,” you may miss opportunities — even if you're financially ready.
Strategy
Property investing without strategy is like sailing without a map. Whether your goal is financial freedom, passive income, or retirement planning, having a defined strategy helps you make the right choices — from property type to location to finance structure. Investors with a plan are more likely to stay on track and achieve results.
Resources
Resources include your equity, borrowing power, savings, and cash flow. Many homeowners don’t realise they’re sitting on the capital needed to invest. Understanding and unlocking these resources is often the key to taking that first step — without needing to sell your current home.
Network
Great property investors rarely go it alone. Your network — from mortgage brokers and buyers agents to property managers and mentors — can accelerate your progress and reduce costly mistakes. A strong support team means faster decisions, better deals, and less stress.
Expectations
Knowing what a “good investment” looks like is critical. This category assesses whether you’re focused on capital growth, cash flow, or both — and if your expectations align with market conditions. Unclear or unrealistic expectations can lead to poor decisions, stress, or missed opportunities.