How did these investors save 20% tax by working with Buyer’s Agents?

If you’re already considering buying an investment property in Australia, you probably don’t need convincing that property can work.

What you do need is the fastest, lowest-risk way to buy the right asset (not just a popular listing), structure the loan correctly (so you don’t block your next purchase), and keep more of what you earn.

That’s why many investors choose an investment-focused buyer’s agent + mortgage broking team instead of going DIY or relying on a traditional selling agent.

 

Why an investment buyer’s agent (not a traditional agent)?

A traditional agent typically represents the seller. Their job is to sell that property.

An investment buyer’s agent represents you, and filters the entire market through an investor lens: suburb/pocket selection (not just “good suburb”), rental demand/vacancy risk, land component/future upside, and negotiation and due diligence checks.

A little more special for us is that we fully rely on big data coming from weekly scan of the market with first hand data of population flow, wage changes and policy proposals in the local governments.

 

Real example (Perth):
We helped a client secure a 700sqm house in Perth in a Green Light suburb pocket, achieving around 6% yield, with a forecasted growth outlook of 12%+ p.a. based on the pocket’s drivers and our in-house built Sharpe Ratio.

 

“Save ~20% tax” — what people usually mean

When investors say they “saved around 20%,” it’s often because the finance and ownership structure was set up properly from day one, instead of fixing it later.

Depending on your situation, the difference can come from things like:

  • loan structuring that improves deductible interest outcomes,

  • choosing the right ownership structure and documentation early,

  • avoiding common mistakes that reduce legitimate deductions,

  • and aligning your borrowing strategy with your investment plan.

Important note: tax outcomes always depend on individual circumstances, and we coordinate with your accountant to make sure everything is compliant.

 

Quick self-check: are you a fit for this?

If you’re already solution-aware, here’s the filtering question:

Are you buying an investment property in the next 3–6 months and want it done properly (property + finance), without wasting weekends or risking a costly mistake?

If yes, click here to book an obligation free appointment to discuss your situation privately.

 

Talk soon,

Peak Pulse Team

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