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Enter your figures in the highlighted cells. Set the state, structure, and property type for each property under its name — the rest calculates automatically.
Modelling proposed Budget 2026 rules
This calculator models the proposed Budget 2026 changes (not yet legislated). From 1 July 2027, negative gearing losses on established residential properties purchased after 7:30pm on 12 May 2026 can no longer offset your wage income — they're quarantined against future rental income or capital gains. New builds remain exempt. Land tax is auto-calculated per state and structure, assuming this is your only property in that state — owning multiple properties in the same state aggregates land values and significantly increases the bill (modelled in the main calculator's portfolio view).
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How the verdict works
Each property is scored out of 7 points across four criteria. The headline verdict translates the total score into plain English.
Up to 2 points

Yield

≥5% gross = 2 points
≥4% = 1 point
Lower = 0

Up to 2 points

Cashflow

After-tax cashflow ≥$0 = 2 points
≥−$3,000/yr = 1 point
Worse = 0

Up to 2 points

Return on cash

Total return ÷ cash invested:
≥12% = 2 points · ≥8% = 1 point

Up to 1 point

Leverage

LVR ≤80% = 1 point
(safer borrowing buffer)

Verdict thresholds: 6-7 = Strong buy · 4-5 = Decent · 2-3 = Marginal · 0-1 = Avoid