The budget changes have investors confused, hesitant, and sitting on the fence. But for HMO investors, this is familiar territory.

Neil Gibb breaks down exactly what the proposed removal of negative gearing on established properties means, why the government is pushing new builds, and why the one-in-two subdivision strategy is the standout opportunity hiding inside all the noise.

He also covers the short, medium, and long-term outlook for Perth, current vacancy rates and rent growth data, the two-tier investor market now taking shape, and why banks could soon become some of the biggest landlords in the country.

Plus, Neil shares what's happening with the Cashflow Academy, the expansion into Melbourne, and why the investors who keep moving while others freeze are the ones who win long term.

The rules have changed. The strategy hasn't.

👉 If you're serious about building wealth through property — and want to see what's actually possible — this episode is a must-listen.

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