Real Estate & Home

$5m landlord reveals why rentvesting is dead

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A real estate investor with a $5 million portfolio is warning that the strategy of rentvesting – renting a home while owning investment properties – is now significantly more difficult for young buyers. Upcoming changes to negative gearing rules, coupled with rising interest rates, eliminate the safety net previously available to those leveraging investment properties. This shift suggests aspiring homeowners should prioritize purchasing an owner-occupied home first, and those with substantial capital may find rooming houses a profitable investment avenue.

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