The starting point
He wanted a higher equity position, but he did not want to build it by chasing a single deal. The question was how to make the next move sound, not just fast.
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Jack Bell
Ripehouse was more interested about the long term goal rather than just getting one transaction
3properties acquired
+21.6%portfolio CAGR since purchase
$1,240,000measured growth
The client journey
From hesitation
to outcome.
The turning point
Ripehouse answered that by working from the portfolio up. When 20 Brown Street, Norville, Qld 4670 was purchased for about $525,000 on 11/09/2024, the decision was backed by data and reason, and that gave him faith in the path ahead.
What changed
That shifted the focus to the long term. He now has more options later in life because the portfolio is being built as a whole, not one transaction at a time.
Where the strategy landed
Purchased across
Australia.
Approximate LGA locationLocations shown at council-area level
The sequence
Every purchase
has a purpose.
Oct 2022Hillman, Western AustraliaPurchased $395,000
Oct 2022Wanneroo, Western AustraliaPurchased $400,000
Sept 2024Norville, QueenslandPurchased $525,000
In their own words
The portfolio
From purchase price
to present value.
Each property is shown as part of the whole — because the portfolio is the strategy.
R
Hillman, Western Australia
$395,000 → $795,000
+101.3%$400,000 growth
Purchased Oct 2022R
Wanneroo, Western Australia
$400,000 → $1,050,000
+162.5%$650,000 growth
Purchased Oct 2022R
Norville, Queensland
$525,000 → $715,000
+36.2%$190,000 growth
Purchased Sept 2024Value over time
Measure the
compounding.
Capital invested versus current portfolio value from the first purchase onward.
Current portfolio value Capital invested
Portfolio CAGR since first purchase+21.6%Calculated from purchase prices and current valuations in the live portfolio data.