Take Back control of
your future
Are you tired of:
Working 9-5?
Worrying about retirement?
Not earning enough money?
Build A Tailored Investment Portfolio
Grow Your Wealth
Invest With Confidence
Our mission is to empower families
Australia Wide to build a profitable portfolio
through strategic property investments.
Take Back control of
your future
Are you tired of:
Working 9-5? Worrying about retirement? Not earning enough money?
Build A Tailored Investment Portfolio
Grow Your
Wealth
Invest With Confidence
Our mission is to you achieve long-term financial security, consistent financial growth and minimal risk.
Why Choose Us?
Arin Russell Property, where we're redefining the home-buying and investment experience. Our goal is simple yet powerful: to change the way people perceive real estate by excelling in every aspect and providing excellent service to help you find the perfect property.
Far beyond being just another buyer agency, we pride ourselves on our fresh approach, fuelled by integrity and expertise. Our aim is to set new standards for the industry, always putting our clients first.
Central to our ethos is building relationships based on trust and mutual respect. We want you to feel confident in our abilities and know that we have your best interests at heart.
Why Choose Us?
At Arin Russell Property, everything we do things differently around here.
We believe investing in real estate should be exciting and rewarding! It should not be overwhelming or stressful. That’s why we’re here to simplify the process, provide expert guidance and help you secure the right property, at the right price.
We’re more than just a buyer’s agency... we’re your
trusted partner in building a strong, profitable portfolio. With a fresh approach rooted in integrity and expertise, we put your best interests first, ensuring you make informed decisions with confidence.
For us, success isn’t just about finding great properties—it’s about building lasting relationships based on trust, transparency and genuine care for your future.
When you work with us, you can feel confident knowing you have a dedicated team that’s always looking out for you.
What client's say about us
What client's say about us
Frequently Asked Question
Difference Between a Buyers Agent & Sellers Agent
A buyer's agent assists homebuyers by locating properties, providing guidance throughout the process, and negotiating favourable terms.
A seller's agent supports sellers in listing, marketing, navigating the sales process, and negotiating the most advantageous terms.
Why Should I Hire a Buyers Agent?
Buyer's agents offer their market knowledge, aid in property searches, manage negotiations, and navigate you through the difficulties of the home buying process. This ultimately saves you time and ensures the protection of your interests.
When Should I Hire a Buyers Agent?
It's beneficial to involve buyer's agents early, even before starting the house search, as they provide valuable advice from the beginning.
What Is a Buyers Agent?
A buyer's agent is a property expert hired by the buyer to be their advocate during the property buying process. Agents are firmly on the buyer's side, guiding and supporting them in a real estate world often focused on sellers.
3 Factors to Check Before Buying an Investment Property in Australia
3 Factors to Check Before Buying an Investment Property in Australia
Before you jump into an investment purchase, run these three checks. They’ll help you avoid costly mistakes, choose the right suburb, and buy with confidence, whether you’re in Mandurah or investing interstate with the support of a buyer’s agent.
1. Finance & buffers (cashflow first)
Serviceability: confirm borrowing capacity (allow for rate rises).
True holding costs: interest, property management, insurance, maintenance, rates, strata.
Buffers: aim for 6–12 months of holding costs in offset/redraw.
Yield threshold: for most families, a gross yield ≥4.5–5.5% helps protect cashflow.
Pro tip: Talk to your broker about interest‑only vs P&I and model both scenarios.
2) Suburb selection (growth drivers)
Choose markets with population growth, tight vacancies, and diverse employment. Look for:
Vacancy rate: ideally <2% indicates strong rental demand.
Sales volume & days on market: stable volumes and reasonable DOM show depth.
Infrastructure: transport, health, new employments, education projects that improve liveability.
Value corridors: buy in the “well established" areas that are driven mostly by Owner Occupiers.
Pro tip: Work with a buyer’s agent who analyses national data and on-the-ground conditions, not just last year’s hotspots.
3) Property due diligence (asset quality)
Street & micro‑location: avoid busy roads, flood zones; favour quiet streets near amenities.
Build & layout: functional floorplan, good natural light, low‑maintenance construction.
Comparable sales & rent: verify price and achievable rent with 3–5 recent comparabiles.
Renovation upside: small value‑adds (paint, lighting, landscaping) beat major structural work for most investors. Even better if you by a property with little to no TLC required.
Pro tip: Your buyer’s agent should provide a due diligence checklist and negotiate based on comparable sales.
Common mistakes to avoid
Buying on emotion or headlines.
Overstretching cashflow without buffers.
Skipping inspections and strata due diligence.
Confusing “cheap” with “good value.”
How we help (The Rise Method™)
As a Mandurah based buyer’s agent working Australia‑wide, we follow a clear process, strategy, suburb shortlisting, sourcing (including on & off market), due diligence, and negotiation to help you buy the right asset, not just any asset.
Book a 15‑Minute Rise Assessment.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your personal financial situation. It is for educational purposes only, and does not constitute formal financial advice. You should always seek personal financial advice that is tailored to your specific needs.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your personal financial situation. It is for educational purposes only, and does not constitute formal financial advice. You should always seek personal financial advice that is tailored to your specific needs.