Don't start with your next property. Start with the one you already own.
The Great Property Reset asked one question: would you buy every property you own again today? Here's how to answer it, with three steps reserved for ADX attendees.
- 1Book a complimentary Discovery Session with Ewan or Tim. 30 minutes on Google Meet.
- 2Run the Portfolio Stress Test. 19 questions, under five minutes, five 2026–27 scenarios.
- 3Download the Portfolio Reset Checklist to work through before you buy again.
Get your ADX portfolio pack
Thank you. Three steps, in any order.
Your ADX2026 saving of $4,740 is held for you until Saturday 24 October.
Choose a time with Ewan or Tim
30 minutes on Google Meet. We'll look at the portfolio you own today and whether a full Portfolio Strategy & Structure Review is worth doing.
You're booked.
Your calendar invite and Google Meet link are on their way. Next: run the Stress Test, so we can make the most of your session.
The Portfolio Stress Test
- Your portfolio tested against five scenarios for 2026–27: slow recovery, inflation shock, property correction, income loss and policy change
- A survival score, your negative gearing and CGT position, and where your risks sit
- 19 questions, under five minutes. Have your property values and loan balances handy
The Portfolio Stress Test is a diagnostic estimate for general information only. It is not personal financial, tax, credit or legal advice and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Scenario outputs are modelled on stated assumptions and may not eventuate.
The Portfolio Reset Checklist
- Would you buy every property you own again today?
- What job does each property perform?
- What does the portfolio really cost you to hold?
- How much capacity are you preserving for the next opportunity?
Five questions to take home.
- 01Would I buy every property I own again today?
- 02What job does each property perform?
- 03What does the portfolio really cost me to hold?
- 04How much capacity am I preserving for the next opportunity?
- 05What does my portfolio need to look like in ten years?
The 2026 Budget changed the rules for what you buy next, not what you already hold.
| Held on Budget night | PreservedNegative gearing and the existing CGT discount kept. |
| New established stock | Wound backNegative gearing wound back on newly acquired established property. |
| New builds | RetainedBenefit kept, a deliberate tilt toward new supply. |
| Capital gains | ChangingThe 50% discount is being replaced with indexation and a minimum tax on future gains. |
| Borrowing | AdjustingFor many investors, capacity on established stock is falling. |
New settings take effect 1 July 2027. General information about announced changes. Not tax advice. Obtain advice specific to your circumstances.
Five dimensions of your portfolio, assessed as one.
An independent, PhD-led review of the portfolio you already own. 21 days to a written report, a 3-year action plan and a 90-minute presentation. Your Discovery Session confirms whether it's right for you, and which tier fits.
Whether the thesis that built your portfolio still holds, and where it now exposes you.
How every asset is owned, and whether that still protects you after 1 July 2027.
Your lending reviewed for the capital it could release, not just its cost.
Every property scored on location, yield and growth, condition and tenant risk.
Your position modelled across five scenarios, with capital sequenced for the decade ahead.
Hold. Adapt. Act.
Book your complimentary Discovery Session, run the Stress Test and download the Checklist. Save $4,740 with code ADX2026, plus a complimentary Private Property Consultation valued at $495.