“I want to buy, but where do I start?”
Explore how research, finance and property selection fit together before you narrow down an area or a property.
Move beyond comparing listings. Request Freedom’s advertised free assessment to explore its property-selection approach, the support available and how it could fit your goals.
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Whether you’re starting out or considering what comes next, make the conversation about your situation.
Explore how research, finance and property selection fit together before you narrow down an area or a property.
Discuss your existing position and what you want another investment to contribute to your wider plans.
Bring your timeline and priorities into the discussion, including the costs and risks you need to be comfortable with.
Freedom’s contact page includes pathways for first-time investors, active investors and retirement planners.

“He took the time to provide his knowledge to explain every step of the process, ensuring that we fully understood each stage and felt comfortable throughout.”
A listing shows you a property. The useful part is understanding why it made the shortlist. Freedom describes a service that brings research, property selection and specialist support together.
Freedom identifies Lianna as its Director of Research and a qualified Actuary and Data Scientist. Its About page says her expertise forms the foundation of its research methodology.
Freedom’s website describes 13-point selection criteria developed by Lianna, using an algorithm to assess suburbs across Australia.
Freedom’s first-time investor page describes property research and negotiation, alongside access to experts in finance, investment strategy and tax.
Request a conversation that connects your goals with Freedom’s approach. Focus on what you need to understand to decide whether to take the next step.
Explore where you could start, given your goals, timeframe and current position. You do not need a property picked out to begin.
Find out how Freedom uses its selection criteria to assess locations and properties. See what sits behind a recommendation, not just the listing.
Understand the support available, the steps involved and the fees to clarify. Decide whether Freedom’s service is something you want to explore further.
Less browsing without direction.
A focused discussion about your goals and Freedom’s approach.
You don’t need to choose a suburb or a property to get in touch. Freedom’s contact form lets you explain where you are now and what you want help with.
Request My Free AssessmentThe button opens Freedom’s official contact page. Enter your contact details and select the investor category that fits you.
Use the message field to request the advertised free assessment. Include your goals and your interest in the research and selection process.
Your enquiry goes to Freedom. When discussing its service, confirm what the assessment includes, any later fees and the steps involved before proceeding.
“I’m considering an investment property. I’d like to request your free assessment and understand your research, fees and next steps.”
Clear expectations now make for a more useful conversation.
Freedom advertises “Get a Free Assessment Today” on its homepage. Request that assessment in your enquiry and confirm what it includes directly with the team. Any later membership or service fees should be explained separately before you proceed.
No property selection is required on Freedom’s enquiry form. You can start with your goals and what you want to understand. Its website describes research and property selection as part of its service.
Yes. You can explain that you are researching your options in the contact form’s message field. Include your intended timeframe and request information about the process, rather than a specific property.
The contact form submits an enquiry. It does not provide an instant property plan, shortlist or appointment booking. Ask Freedom what information it needs and what is included in its assessment before expecting a tailored recommendation.
There is no universal amount stated on this page. Your savings, borrowing position, existing commitments and the property’s costs all matter. Discuss your circumstances with Freedom and an appropriately qualified finance professional before making a commitment.
Ask for a written explanation of any membership fees, service fees and commissions, including who pays them and when. Clarify what is included in the advertised free assessment and what would be a paid service.
No. Property values and rental income can fall, while borrowing and holding costs can rise. Research informs a decision; it does not guarantee a return. Consider independent financial, legal and tax advice suited to your circumstances.
Move beyond comparing listings. Request Freedom’s advertised free assessment to explore how its research and support could fit your property plans.
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