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If your property costs you more each week and selling feels like the only way out, this short film is for you. It shows why a decision made in panic is hard to undo, and how to run a safety check before you decide.
Captions are on. The full transcript is below the film.
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I can’t afford this property. I’ll have to sell.
If that’s you, you’re far from alone. About six in ten investors polled are now out of pocket on their property.
Rates have risen and the tax rules have changed, but there’s no deadline to sell. And a decision made in panic is hard to undo.
If your property is worth less than you paid, that’s a loss on paper. Sell now and it becomes real, for good. And any growth from here goes to someone else.
Panic looks at the repayment alone. A full cash flow shows the rent, the depreciation, the tax and who pays. Try a rent review, a rate change, money in your offset. It may cost less than you feared, or confirm the worry. Either way, you decide on facts.
Don’t lose a property you could have kept.
Selling is a call you can’t undo, so run a safety check first: the Cash Flow Analysis. We don’t know what we don’t know. It’s built on this year’s tax rules. Where a rule is still before Parliament, it shows you both outcomes. In my view, it gives you more flexibility than others I’ve worked with, and so a better answer. Run any four what-ifs you choose.
Forty-nine dollars, or three for ninety-nine. Fill it in now.
Source: PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey 2026.
Every situation is different. Education only, not personal or financial advice.