Lisa Loke Real Estate

For over a decade, he quietly cared for the widow of a member of his team. He never did it for recognition. He did it because he believed it was the right thing to do.

Watching him taught me something I've never forgotten.

Success isn't just about results. It's about the impact you have on people's lives.

That lesson has shaped how I approach real estate.

Every client has a story. Every home represents a chapter of someone's life. My job isn't just to help people buy or sell property. It's to help them make one of life's biggest decisions with confidence, honesty and genuine care.

People first. Always.

❤️ Who has quietly influenced the person you've become? I'd love to hear your story below.

🏡 If you're buying, selling or just want honest property advice, send me a DM. I'm always happy to help.

Negative gearing on established properties is changing. But before you panic, here's exactly who it affects.

If you already own an investment property, nothing changes. You're grandfathered. Current rules apply.

If you bought or were already under contract before budget night, 12 May 2026, you're also protected.

But if you're buying an established property after that date, from July 2027 you won't be able to offset rental losses against your salary. Those losses get quarantined against future property income only.

New builds? Still fully negative gearable. That's deliberate — the government wants to push investors toward new supply.

So what should investors do now? Get clear on your strategy. Because the rules for established property and new builds are now genuinely different.

I'm Lisa — former accountant, now property strategist. If you want to talk through what this means for you, reach out.

General information only. Speak to your accountant for advice specific to your situation.