We have given two old examples on purpose to help readers get a feeling for not just the short term but also the long term. Over 10,000 people benefit from our guidance.
SCENARIO WITH A REAL CLIENT NUMBER 1 – STEVE
(Age 34 years at the beginning)
STARTED year 2000 – With a net worth of the $80,000 equity in his house and a job at the Post Office.
AFTER 19 MONTHS – Owned his home outright and had good equity in 2 investment properties. Net worth of $360,000.
AFTER 24 MONTHS – Acquired $100,000 worth of income producting assets on which he received a passive income of $3000 / month (that was nearly as much as his wage)
AFTER 36 MONTHS – Acquired a 3rd investment property for well under market value (which later doubled in value while other areas stayed flat).
AFTER 50 MONTHS – Acquired another $100,000 of income producing assets for a further $3000/ month passive income.
AFTER 58 MONTHS – Purchased a business for $280,000 which was completely and fully managed which gives $280,000 / YEAR PASSIVE INCOME (That’s almost what the Prime Minister earned at the time).
The summary is:
When we met Steve he owned a house but much of it was debt. His only income was his job.
Four years and 10 months later, Steve fully owned his home, had $460,000 equity in 3 investment properties, $200,000 worth of income producing assets ($6000/ month passive income) and a business that gives significant passive income (he has no contact or role in the business)
He no longer had a need to work. Imagine how much he is worth now.
Steve was still only 39 years old. See what Steve says
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SCENARIO WITH A REAL CLIENT NUMBER 2 – THOMAS
(Age early forties at the beginning)
Despite a good income, as at 9th April 2003, Thomas didn’t have any assets – no real estate, no shares, no other assets.
We lent the required deposit on the first two investment properties.
We won’t go into the step by step details of what happened each year. You probably have the idea by now. Five years after starting, as at 9th April 2008, Thomas has 9 investment properties and $1.2M equity in shares.
Thomas had a significant net worth just five years after starting. He looked at stopping work, but eventually decided to work for just two more years.
His financial position just five years after starting was:
| HOME | VALUE | LOAN |
| Innes Street | $360,000 | $115,000 |
| Redland Bay | $440,000 | $240,000 |
| Kinchega Cres | $400,000 | $345,000 |
| Kinchega Cres | $405,000 | $390,000 |
| Daintree Cres | $415,000 | $390,000 |
| Lillydale Place | $480,000 | $221,000 |
| Lenton Place | $480,000 | $358,000 |
| Kelvin Grove | $440,000 | $425,000 |
| Total: $3,420,000 | Total: $2,484,000 | |
| Total Equity: $936,000 | ||
Additionally Thomas had $1.2M cash earning passive income and another 2 properties in a self managed super fund. He could now sell the passive investments and halve the property loans, but would lose the benefit of holding the investments.
All of these assets had been acquired over a 5 year period, without the benefit of catching the last boom. Their value now is around $5.8M, so his net worth would likely be over $4M now.
The summary is that from a standing start, Thomas now averages tax free gains of about $540,000 per annum or $45,000 per month, just for owning assets the way we like to do it. This is money you can spend and use for lifestyle – it’s not just for looking at. And it’s exponential – it gets faster and faster as you go along.