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“If it was easy everyone would be doing it” Correct! Property investment isn’t for everyone and our program definitely i...
22/08/2026

“If it was easy everyone would be doing it”

Correct!

Property investment isn’t for everyone and our program definitely isn’t either.

With the right mindset and attitude coupled with the right process and research property investment can be achieved safely.

Our clients in pic one have accumulated $3.2m in equity in 9 years. Very close to achieving their personal objectives.

24/07/2026

Who and what is choking you right now? And in what areas????

Write that list down and slowly make the changes.

We have been educating our investors and ourselves, doubled down on our research team and data points and invested more ...
15/07/2026

We have been educating our investors and ourselves, doubled down on our research team and data points and invested more into this area of the business. We have been buying into locations the past 6 months while everyone else waits.

While sentiment sits at GFC lows and most investors are frozen on the sidelines, we are positioning our portfolios for some of the best buys for this next decade in property.

Watch what experienced investors do, not what the headlines say. The best opportunities always show up when fear is at its peak and the people with seasons under their belt know exactly what this window looks like, because they’ve seen it before.

“Be greedy when others are fearful” isn’t just a quote. It’s a decision.

• What would you need to see to start buying in this market?

Let us know.

13/07/2026

Part 2 of the Land Tax Bill UNPACKED & RAW

Land tax in Victoria has become a growing expense for many property investors. If your annual land tax bill keeps increasing, it may be time to ask yourself an important question:

Is my portfolio too concentrated in one state?

One of the biggest mistakes I see investors make is becoming overweight in a single market. Smart investing isn’t about owning as many properties as possible in one location—it’s about building a balanced portfolio across multiple states with different economic drivers.

For many investors, that means looking beyond Victoria and considering high-performing markets such as Queensland and Perth, where the fundamentals may offer stronger growth opportunities.

When purchasing, I also encourage investors to consider brand-new properties where appropriate. They can provide:

✅ Better depreciation benefits that may enhance the value of negative gearing.
✅ Lower maintenance costs in the early years.
✅ Exposure to markets with stronger capital growth potential.

A property delivering solid capital growth, combined with the tax benefits available under current legislation, can help offset holding costs—including rising land tax—while building long-term wealth.

The goal isn’t to abandon Victoria altogether. It’s to avoid having all your eggs in one basket.

The best portfolios are diversified, evidence-based and built for the long term, not driven by emotion or postcode loyalty.

A balanced portfolio gives you more opportunities, spreads your risk, and puts you in a stronger position regardless of which property market is leading at any point in the cycle.

Diversification isn’t just about reducing risk—it’s about creating better outcomes.

This is general information only and isn’t personal financial advice. Property investing should always be tailored to your individual circumstances.

13/07/2026

Let’s lift each other up! Encourage one another to do better and achieve amazing things.

Clap when our friends and peers achieve something great, not tear them down!

11/07/2026

Guys, let’s get this topic straightened out once and for all, TODAY 🤦🏼

I bought a property in Melbourne for $440,000 15 years ago. It’s now worth $1m.

Land tax bill is $2,250 based on the land value of $600,000.

It’s positively geared and will keep growing in value.

Im not selling this property because of my land tax bill of $2,250pa because it would be ludicrous.

Some of my clients bought in Melbourne 3 years ago in Melbourne’s north grow corridor 2 years ago. Modest growth of $70,000 increase as Melbourne has been quite flat over the past 5 years.

Based on their budget Melbourne was the best value for money and they are positioned for the VIC upswing over the next cycle.

Land tax bill on this $660,000 property and land is $300,000 is $1,250pa. They have made $70,000 they will not sell because of their land tax bill & in 5 years or 10 years I’m sure their properties would have appreciated substantially and they will be thanking themselves as they have bought in well researched areas marked for long term capital growth.

Let’s not forget they have received $16,000 back from the tax man each year since the property was built and rented.

The proof is above ⬆️

Your land tax bill is A TAX DEDUCTIBLE expense also.

Sometimes when you are looking to save a dollar you miss out on a thousand dollars. 😉

Do not follow the crowd and listen to the BBQ 🍖 talk.

Follow experienced investors that have bought multiple properties over multiple cycles.

“The most trusted captain is the one who has weathered the fiercest storms & came out winning.”

📊 Up to Date Market Performance – June 2026The latest property market figures show that Australia is no longer moving as...
11/07/2026

📊 Up to Date Market Performance – June 2026

The latest property market figures show that Australia is no longer moving as one market. Instead, we’re seeing a clear divergence between cities.

Sydney and Melbourne have continued to soften, recording quarterly declines of -3.2% and -2.6% respectively. Higher affordability pressures and increased supply are creating a more balanced market, providing greater opportunities for buyers.

Canberra has also eased over the quarter, although it’s still sitting almost 3% higher than this time last year, demonstrating longer-term resilience.

Meanwhile, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth continue to outperform.

📈 Brisbane
• +0.3% in June
• +1.3% for the quarter
• +17.4% over the past 12 months

📈 Adelaide
• Flat in June
• +1.3% for the quarter
• +11.6% annually

📈 Perth
• +0.7% in June
• +2.0% for the quarter
• +23.9% annually

What does this mean for investors?

Markets move in cycles. While some cities are consolidating after significant growth, others continue to benefit from strong population growth, limited housing supply, infrastructure investment and robust local economies.

Successful property investing isn’t about following headlines—it’s about understanding where each market sits in its cycle and positioning yourself before the next wave of growth.

At Logic Partners, we continue to focus on evidence-based investing by identifying markets with strong fundamentals rather than chasing yesterday’s performers.

The biggest wealth gains are often made by buying in the right market at the right stage of the cycle—not by trying to time the market perfectly.

Which Australian city do you believe will be the top performer over the next 3–5 years? 👇

Depending on where you look, the property market is either cooling rapidly or bracing for another boom.Investors that ed...
10/07/2026

Depending on where you look, the property market is either cooling rapidly or bracing for another boom.

Investors that educate themselves and don’t buy into the fear are set to be well rewarded in the short to medium term.

Everything is temporary.

Hi To friends, family, colleagues, clients & alliances. This month I’m taking on Dry July to raise funds for people affe...
08/07/2026

Hi To friends, family, colleagues, clients & alliances.

This month I’m taking on Dry July to raise funds for people affected by cancer.

Cancer has impacted my family my whole life and we have lost many loved ones to this horrible disease.

I’ve been dry for one week and would really appreciate your support to help me raise as much $$$ as possible.

I’d be so grateful if you can help by making a donation here:
https://sms.dryjuly.com/YX5r2.pa

Thank you so much!
Sam

F% #* Cancer

Be hard on yourself at 40,and your 70s get easy.Take it easy at 40, and your70s get hard.You’re choosing right now…You j...
27/06/2026

Be hard on yourself at 40,
and your 70s get easy.

Take it easy at 40, and your
70s get hard.

You’re choosing right now…

You just won’t feel it for
thirty years.

Option 1️⃣

It might be hard now, it may cost you a little bit each week, it may cost you some time here and there however taking action now ensures you will be living on your own terms, starting now means in 10 years, 15 years depending on how many investment properties you can accumulate you may have a:

$50,000pa passive income = $1m Capital Built.
$100,000pa passive income = $2m Capital built.
$200,000 pa passive income = $4m Capital built.

To get here you worked with a team. It cost you interest to build the new properties and once rented and you started your tax deductions it may have cost you $150PW MAX per property but each year that figure reduced. You may have went though some delays, with land and civil works and or the build however your team managed it for you and liaised with you. You met with your team annually to keep you on track.

Hard work? You answer that.

Option 2️⃣

You decided that you wanted 100% of your income and didn’t want to spare a tiny amount each week to investing. You don’t trust anybody to help you. You stayed conditioned and had the mindset that “it’s all too hard”.

10, 15, 20 years fly by your 50,60 realize you should have acted 10-20 years ago but decided not to now you’re in a mad panic because you have little energy left and only $300,000 in super and want a miracle to create wealth now as you only have 5 years or so before you are forced to stop work due to illness or injury or just age has got to you and your company is preparing to exit you. You start putting money into super you get your fund to $500,000 and retire. You may still even have a home loan or maybe not if you’re lucky and your income is $650 per week in retirement.

Let your imagination finish this story.

We all have choices and both options are somewhat hard but I will tell you now that option 1 is a walk in the park compared to option 2.

The beauty about it is you 🫵 get to decide.

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LVL9/505 Little Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC
3000

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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