
Cardup Lot 151
- · Titled land, ready to build
- · 15m frontage
- · Turnkey inclusions with the Aspen design

A first investment property in Perth with no pressure and no jargon. Whether you plan to live in it or tenant it.
If you ticked at least two, this pathway is worth understanding.
Costs that move after you sign. Decisions you weren’t equipped to make. Being handed between people who don’t know your situation. These are the things that turn a first investment into a stressful one.
That’s what to watch out for — but not what will happen to you.
The same guided pathway, explained in plain words for someone doing this for the first time.
Tell us your goals, budget and preferred Perth metro locations — whether you plan to live in the home or hold it as an investment.
A specialist reviews your position and confirms a suitable path forward.
We map borrowing capacity and structure the loan for yield and growth.
Choose from a range of tried-and-tested home designs matched to your land, budget, and goals — whether you will live in it or tenant it.
A preliminary agreement to lock in the design, inclusions, and scope before contract.
A formal fixed-price building contract you sign directly with our trusted builder.
Regular stage updates with a named contact throughout construction, so you always know where things stand.
Handover, tenant-ready or move-in ready, and a refinance opportunity to review.
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This section uses indicative values and interest only repayments. Real figures depend on the specific property, rental income, lending variables, and your tax position.
Mortgage repayments increase when the loan reverts to Principal and Interest. This is general information only and does not constitute financial, tax, or investment advice. You should consult your own registered tax agent or licensed financial adviser before making any investment decision.
This is a common reason people buy their first investment property. There are several ways to go about it, and they carry real tax and legal consequences that aren’t obvious.
The structures people use — buying in a child’s name, acting as a guarantor, co-owning, or transferring a property — each have different outcomes for tax, lending, and ownership. Getting it wrong can be expensive and hard to undo.
We can’t advise you on which structure is right for your family. That needs proper advice from a registered tax agent and a lawyer who understands property transfers. What we can do is build the home — once you’ve worked out the ownership structure with your advisers.
Mortgage repayments increase when the loan reverts to Principal and Interest. This is general information only and does not constitute financial, tax, or investment advice. You should consult your own registered tax agent or licensed financial adviser before making any investment decision.
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