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3X ROI in 10 Years? Here’s How Our Calculator Makes It Real

by Patrik Goransson CEO, Founder & Manager of Australian Wealth Advisory

The idea of tripling your investment over a decade might sound far-fetched to many Australians. But at Australian Wealth Advisory, we’ve turned this into a science — one powered by data, transparency, and our cutting-edge Build-to-Rent Calculator.

📈 Built on Real Metrics, Not Just Dreams

Our calculator doesn’t rely on inflated projections. Instead, we model potential returns using real construction costs, rental yields, and maintenance projections aligned with current market data. The result? A tool that gives you a real sense of what’s possible — not hype.

🏗 Why Build-to-Rent Works So Well

Build-to-Rent offers reliable rental income with far less volatility than traditional strategies. With our calculator, you can model long-term occupancy rates, government incentives, and low ongoing overheads to see exactly how your passive income could grow.

🔍 Precision Forecasting = Smarter Planning

See how a $200K investment could lead to a $600K position in under 10 years — and know your break-even point and key risk factors before taking the plunge. Knowledge is the true wealth multiplier.


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2 responses to “3X ROI in 10 Years? Here’s How Our Calculator Makes It Real”

  1. Love how you break down the mechanics of Build-to-Rent for long-term planning. Seeing the break-even point and risk factors clearly mapped out gives investors a lot more confidence in making informed decisions.

    1. You could argue there is never a break even point when it gets to site, you can sell back your investment at anytime for the full purchase price and keep weekly income until that point. After 3 years you double your money if you sell back or take manage one yourself, we have sites you could purchase with the income to qualify from your BTR investment and potentially double your returns after the 3rd -10th year. That’s when returns very likely should be greater at 333% in 10 years if you want to run it like a tiny Investment Home. There is also options to attach it to your PPR and rent it as a new build, on existing home, as a separate dwelling, you are entitled to new build income tax deductions, tax depreciations, would add value to home so possibly CTG may change and these are different tax incentives to the BTR (returns would most likley outweigh on a spreadsheet, pending your short term plans, but these are easy to identify by consulting with your registered accountant to get advice on your situation. But none the less a very exciting concept which ever way you look at it. Thanks for your thoughts. Patrik Goransson

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