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KAP GroupProperty Investment
Advisory

Buy-side only. Always.

We hold no listings and accept no vendor commissions. Our fee comes from one place — the client we are buying for — which is the only structure under which advice can be trusted. Not every client starts with a blank slate: some come to us already holding the land or asset, needing a view on what it can become.

Service 01

Investment strategy

A written plan setting out capacity, structure, target asset class and the sequence of purchases over a ten-year horizon.

  • Borrowing capacity & structure review
  • Ownership entity and tax positioning
  • Ten-year acquisition sequence
Service 02

Acquisition mandate

Full search-to-settlement representation. We shortlist, inspect, price, negotiate and bid — you approve.

  • Suburb and street-level research
  • Off-market and pre-listing access
  • Due diligence and auction bidding
Service 03

Portfolio management

Annual review of every holding against the original plan, with a clear hold, refinance or divest recommendation.

  • Annual valuation and equity position
  • Rent review and yield benchmarking
  • Refinance and release strategy
Service 04

Site & asset advisory

For clients who already hold the land or property. We assess its highest and best use and recommend a path — hold, develop, subdivide or sell — before you commit further capital.

  • Highest-and-best-use and feasibility review
  • Planning, zoning and permit pathway assessment
  • Independent recommendation — hold, develop or divest
Service 05

Property management

Day-to-day management of the assets we help you acquire — leasing, tenants, maintenance and reporting — run by the same team that knows your investment plan.

  • Leasing, tenant selection and rent collection
  • Maintenance, inspections and compliance
  • Monthly owner reporting across the portfolio
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Asset classes

Where we buy, and why.

  • Residential houses

    Land-rich holdings in established suburbs, bought for scarcity rather than rental yield alone.

  • Development sites

    Permit-ready or permit-testable parcels for investors with the appetite and the timeline.

  • Commercial

    Single and multi-tenancy assets with long leases and fixed reviews, often held inside an SMSF.

  • Mixed portfolios

    Blended growth and income holdings, weighted deliberately as a portfolio matures.

The engagement

Four stages. One mandate.

Typical engagement runs eight to sixteen weeks from first meeting to unconditional contract.

01 · Week 1–2

Position

Capacity, structure and timeline mapped before a single property is discussed.

02 · Week 2–5

Research

National scan narrowed to suburbs, then streets, with the data to defend it.

03 · Week 5–14

Acquire

Due diligence, negotiation and bidding handled end to end, including off-market access.

04 · Ongoing

Review

Annual portfolio review against the original plan — hold, refinance, or divest.

Start with the strategy, not the property.

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