Jasper Advocacy

26/09/2026

Bought with the end game already mapped out.

$595K purchase.
663m² block.
Front house renovated.

But that was only Part One.

Next, build at the back.

Front house + rear dwelling.
Two assets. One block.

The value wasn’t just in what we bought.

It was in what the block allowed us to create.

The plan was there before we bought it.

23/09/2026

Just secured this one in Glenorchy 📍

Purchase price: $595k.

First move?

$50k renovation 🔨

New kitchen.
New bathroom.
New floors + carpet.
Fresh paint.
New laundry + toilet.

Then we go again.

Second dwelling at the back 🏡

140sqm
3 bed, 2 bath, single garage
Build cost around $420k

Expected day one value: $720k.

That’s roughly $300k in equity created across the project 📈

And the cash flow?

Front house: $650/week
Back unit: $700+/week

$70,200 combined annual rent.
6.6% gross yield on total cost.

This is what we look for.

Buy right. Add value. Let it work. 🔑

23/09/2026

I watch the market like a hawk.

Not because my clients need another property.

Because they need the right property at the right time.

I know their income.
I know their borrowing capacity.
I know their risk profile.
I know where they want their portfolio to go.

Then I wait.

When the right opportunity comes across my desk, I already know which client it makes sense for and why.

That’s the difference.

I’m not just sourcing property.

I’m architecting a portfolio around the person behind it.

My clients focus on their careers and businesses.

I focus on their next move.

13/09/2026

3 years ago I left Tasmania to bet on myself.

But it really started years before that. Multiple jobs, night shifts, saving every dollar I could for my first investment property. No shortcuts, no handouts.

6 years later I'd built a $4M portfolio, all cash flow positive. That's when we did the scary thing. Left our jobs and went all in.

We built Jasper Advocacy to help other people do exactly what we did, and Tassie to Metro to run short-term rentals end to end. Today we employ a team of 10+ who are hungry and a little bit crazy, just like me.

60+ properties secured for investors so far. Positively geared, with real growth. New builds, developments, renovations, short-term rentals. We run all of it.

Here's what I actually do now. I don't just find you a property. I do wealth management for my clients and architect their entire portfolio, deal by deal, so it builds real long-term wealth. If that's what you want, DM me the word WEALTH and we'll map yours.

13/09/2026

Tasmania over the last 20 years has quietly become one of Australia's strongest investment stories.

My own place went from $388k to $700k in under 6 years. Nearly doubled.

Why the numbers stack up:
Affordable entry compared to the mainland
Supply well behind demand
Rental yields close to 5%
Vacancy rate sitting around 0.3%
Big land blocks that open up value-add plays

For investors who want cash flow and growth, it's hard to argue against.

11/09/2026

One side, the government is spending $82 million to bring travellers in and promote tourism in Tasmania. ✈️

The other side, they wanted to tax those exact same people for coming to visit.

How does that make any sense?

Good news. The 5% short-stay levy has just been knocked back in the Upper House. 👏

Common sense won. ✅

09/09/2026

Just Purchased 🔑

$780,000 new build.

$750 per week in rental income.

Mortgage at 6.5%, council rates and insurance.

Approx. $20,000 annual shortfall.

Approx. $20,000 in tax depreciation on the brand new build.

Total deduction on paper: approx. $40,000.

Clients are in the top tax bracket at 47.5%.

Approx. $19,000 potentially clawed back at tax time.

Real holding cost drops to almost nothing.

The end result?

A growth asset that barely costs them a cent to hold.

This is what the right structure looks like.

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08/09/2026

Brand new build. $600,000.
100% borrowed at 6.85%.

Here’s how a high income earner turns it into a set and forget asset 👇

Rent: $550 a week.
That’s around $28,600 a year.

Borrow the full $600K and the holding cost lands at roughly $18,000 a year before tax.

Now add the magic of buying brand new.

Around $20,000 in depreciation.
A paper deduction that costs you nothing.

That takes the loss on paper to around $38,000.

At the top marginal rate of 47%, that’s roughly $18,000 back at tax time.

$18K out.
$18K back.

Effectively neutral, with none of your own cash in the deal.

You’re holding a brand new, low maintenance, appreciating asset and letting time do the work.
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06/09/2026

A day in my life. 4am to 1am. 21 hours.

There’s no eight-hour day in this business. Not when people are counting on you.

Flew into Hobart and packed it all into one day: three active renovations checked, two new builds handing over in a fortnight, designs and meetings with builders, architects and surveyors on the next ones, and a few properties getting furnished and listed on Airbnb.

We don’t buy behind a screen. We show up.

And we don’t just buy and walk away. I manage it. I architect the whole portfolio. I look after the wealth we’re building for the families who trust us.

That’s the relationship. 🔑

Then do it again next week.

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