Where are you now?
Pop in what your place is worth and what you still owe.
Potential "Safety Net" Equity
This is the portion of your home the bank usually lets you access (80% rule).
Bank Limit (80%)
$0
The “Slow Way”
What happens if you keep doing the normal thing?
The “What If” Model
6% / 8% / 10% scenarios
Here’s the “what if” in plain English 👇
Step 1: You use some of your existing home equity (example: $150,000) as a 10% deposit to secure an investment property.
Step 2: That investment property is worth about $1,500,000 and grows over time at 8% p.a. for 7 years.
Step 3: If that growth occurs, the capital gain creates a “chunk of money” that could be used later as a lump sum to reduce your home loan — which can shorten the payoff timeline.
Try this example:
Set Equity Used to $150,000, set the Investment Value to $1,500,000, choose 7 years, and keep growth at 8% — then watch what happens to the “Time Saved” figure below.
Important Note:
Education only. Not financial advice. This ignores rent, tax, selling costs, loan structure, and investment risk. It uses simple assumptions to show what could happen.
Max usable equity (80% rule): $0
Equity used (example)
$0
Potential capital gain in 7 years
$0
Example amount applied to your home loan
$0
The Bridge: what changes at year 7?
Home loan balance in Year 7 (if you do nothing)
$0
Balance after applying the “extra growth”
$0
The Normal Way
Time to Freedom
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Bank Profit (Interest)
-
Potential Result
New Payoff Time
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Time Saved
0
Interest Saved
$0
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Modelled Freedom Date:
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If this made you think… here’s the next step.
If this makes sense, and you’d like help finding an outstanding off-market development that has the potential to outperform the market and could help you pay off your mortgage sooner, simply book a discovery call.
I can’t give financial advice — but I can make you aware of what’s possible and help you explore high-quality off-market opportunities.
Education only. Not financial advice.