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27/10/2026

It might be time to check the equity you're sitting on.

Most homeowners keep paying down the mortgage without ever looking at what their home is worth today, or what options that might open up.

In this video, Adam explains what equity is, how it can be used, and what to think about before making a move.

Book a free 30-minute discovery call to talk through your goals: https://www.oliproperty.com.au/booking-calendar/book-a-discovery-call

General information only. It doesn’t take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider seeking independent financial advice before making any investment decision.

Not looking for shortcuts. Not interested in speculation.Property investment is one strategy Australians use to build we...
24/10/2026

Not looking for shortcuts. Not interested in speculation.

Property investment is one strategy Australians use to build wealth alongside existing commitments. Whether it suits you depends on your situation, so we start by explaining how it works, honestly and without pressure.

Our approach draws on Oliver Hume Property Group’s Residential Outlook, built on more than 30 years of transaction data across Melbourne and key national growth corridors. Real data, not market commentary.

Read how a long-term property investment strategy works: https://www.oliproperty.com.au/who-we-help/wealth-builders

All information is general in nature and does not take your personal financial situation into account. We recommend seeking independent financial, tax or legal advice before making any investment decisions.

23/10/2026

If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to invest, Cameron Yates, General Manager at Oli Property, explains why waiting may be the riskier move.

Many Australians already have equity in their home that could help them build wealth. We focus on new properties with lower maintenance and strong depreciation, and every one goes through our 60-point review process. All of it is backed by 70 years of Oliver Hume experience.

Start the conversation with Oli Property today: https://www.oliproperty.com.au/booking-calendar/book-a-discovery-call

For most Australians, the home loan is the single biggest expense of their lifetime. And in the early years especially, ...
17/09/2026

For most Australians, the home loan is the single biggest expense of their lifetime. And in the early years especially, most of each repayment goes toward interest, not principal.

At current rates, a typical $600,000 loan could see over $700,000 paid in interest across 30 years. That's simply how amortisation schedules work.

Some property investors use a strategy called debt recycling to potentially restructure that debt and reduce the interest they pay over time, though results depend heavily on individual circumstances, loan structuring, and investment performance.

We've written a free, plain-English guide covering how the strategy works, what "good debt vs bad debt" actually means, and the assumptions behind the numbers, so you can assess whether it's worth exploring further with a professional.

Download here: https://bit.ly/4hsGudr

This document is a general guide only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Forecasts and figures are illustrative and based on stated assumptions; actual outcomes may vary. Please consult a licensed financial adviser and/or tax professional before making any decisions.

09/09/2026

Most Australians are sitting on equity they've never used.

Cam explains what that actually means, and how a proper investment strategy could help you pay off your mortgage up to 15 years sooner.

No pressure, no jargon. Just a conversation about where your equity could take you.

Book your free 30-minute discovery call.

https://www.oliproperty.com.au/booking-calendar/book-a-discovery-call

Every property we recommend goes through this first. Every property we recommend has been assessed through our Investmen...
02/09/2026

Every property we recommend goes through this first. Every property we recommend has been assessed through our Investment Review Process, which looks at more than 60 data points before anything is presented to a client. Here's a look at what that actually involves. Read how the process works, link in comments.

If you've already read every article and still aren't sure which strategy fits, you're not alone. Our research team trac...
29/08/2026

If you've already read every article and still aren't sure which strategy fits, you're not alone. Our research team tracks proprietary data across 4,800 suburbs, and we use it to cut through the noise rather than add to it. Here's a look at how we approach it. Book a discovery call to talk through your numbers, link in comments.

27/08/2026

Property investment advice in Australia has a trust problem. Everyone's got a seminar, a hotspot, a secret, but there's rarely an easy way to know who's actually done it and who's just good at marketing.

Oli Property is backed by the Oliver Hume Property Group, with over 70 years in the Australian market and more than 290,000 Australians helped into property. Every property we recommend goes through an investment review process, and we explain the whole model upfront.

Rather than take a stranger's word for it, we'd rather you judge for yourself.

Book a 30 minute discovery call with the Oli Property team. No pressure, no obligation.

https://bit.ly/3TWXz5Z

26/08/2026

Treasury says rent goes up $2 a week. NAB says 25 to 30%. Here's why the estimates are so far apart.

The gap comes down to a mechanism that isn't often explained. Investors price a property on yield, rent divided by price, essentially the return on the house. Negative gearing and the capital gains discount were part of that return. Take them away, and the yield has to do more of the work on its own.

NAB's Gareth Spence estimates Sydney and Melbourne yields would need to shift from around 3.5% to 4.5%. If prices stay exactly where they are, that works out to a 25 to 30% rent rise, but that's assuming prices don't move at all. If prices fall instead, the yield adjusts on its own and rents move less. SQM's Louis Christopher puts that scenario at closer to 15%.

So does it land on renters, on prices, or somewhere in between?

If you're renting right now, which way do you think it goes? Let us know in the comments.

26/08/2026

Buying property can feel overwhelming, especially when you're not sure who to trust.

One of our clients recently shared what that experience was like working with Cam: "Whenever I ask questions, he always answers me. He's always supported me every step of the way."

That's the standard we hold ourselves to at Oli Property. Clear answers, honest guidance, and support that doesn't stop once the paperwork is signed.

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