Bothsides Buyers Agency
Bothsides Buyers Agency

Investing

Bothsides finds it, scores it and negotiates it. You make one decision.

Why Bothsides

Bothsides specialises in buying investment property for investors, business owners and high income earners, primarily on Australia's East Coast and anywhere else in the country a brief calls for. Many clients come back, often for their third property.

Buying on your own

6 to 9

months

The typical time for someone searching, negotiating and buying on their own.

With Bothsides

4 to 12

weeks

From engagement to offer accepted, with the search and the negotiation handled by the team.

Average Equity Gain

$173K

across eleven purchases, within 12 months. Assessed March 2026.

The difference is access and relationships, and a team that scores every property against the same four points.

“We don't recommend a property unless we'd buy it ourselves.”
Dan Beardall

Dan Beardall

Founder, Bothsides Buyers Agency

What Bothsides buys

Six kinds of investment property

A house with room for a granny flat, bought by Bothsides in Bensville NSWBought in Bensville NSW

A house with room for a granny flat

Build a second small home in the back yard, so one property collects two rents.

A house that already has a granny flat, bought by Bothsides in Toowoon Bay NSWBought in Toowoon Bay NSW

A house that already has a granny flat

Two rents from the day it settles, with no building to do.

Two or three houses on one block, bought by Bothsides in Morisset Park NSWBought in Morisset Park NSW

Two or three houses on one block

Several rents from one purchase, and the block can often be split and sold separately later.

A small block of units, bought by Bothsides in Merewether NSWBought in Merewether NSW

A small block of units

Four or five units bought together, so the income never rests on one tenant.

A house bought under what it is worth, bought by Bothsides in Morisset NSWBought in Morisset NSW

A house bought under what it is worth

Usually one that needs work. The discount is the gain, and a renovation adds to it.

A block to build on, bought by Bothsides in Wamberal NSWBought in Wamberal NSW

A block to build on

A site for a duplex, townhouses or a knock down rebuild, bought to build rather than hold.

New builds and off the plan

Considered case by case, with access through developer relationships. They rarely come at a discount, so they suit a buyer with the deposit ready and limited borrowing right now.

End to end

From first conversation to final handover

The same attention at every step, including after settlement. Calls get returned, questions get answered, and the work carries on after the keys.

  1. 01

    Intro call

    Free, 15 minutes. Where you are now, what the next purchase needs to do, and whether it fits.

  2. 02

    Strategy session

    45 minutes, free. Budget, asset type, location and structure settled before a property is searched.

  3. 03

    Engagement

    A six month agreement and a written brief. Half the fee now, half when the contract becomes final.

  4. 04

    Property search

    Six channels, most of it off market. Only what scores on the 4 Point Score is presented.

  5. 05

    Due diligence

    Rent, vacancy, what similar homes sold for, and what could go wrong, all checked before price is discussed.

  6. 06

    Negotiation

    Price is one lever. Deposit, cooling off and settlement length are the others, and the right terms often win what a higher price would not.

  7. 07

    Settlement

    Conveyancer, broker and property manager lined up to the keys, ready to rent from day one.

  8. 08

    After settlement

    Equity reviews, check-ins and a portfolio plan modelled 5, 10 and 25 years ahead.

What every investor gets

The numbers behind a purchase, before it is bought

Four things come with every investment purchase: a report on the suburb, a cashflow analysis of the property, the due diligence checklist and a portfolio plan.

Suburb Spotlight

A report on the suburb itself

Who lives there and how many own rather than rent, ten years of prices and sales, rents and vacancy, and how many buyers and renters are competing for each property.

Pages from a Suburb Spotlight report.

Cashflow analysis

What the property costs to buy and to hold

Purchase costs including stamp duty, rent after vacant weeks, every yearly expense, the loan, a depreciation estimate and a ten year projection, worked out for the specific property.

Layout shown. The figures are calculated for each property.

Due diligence checklist

33 checks, in the order to run them

The land, the title and contract, the building, the area and the price, checked in a set sequence so a problem surfaces before money is spent on reports. Rent and yield sit in the cashflow analysis.

The same checklist Bothsides gives home buyers.

Portfolio plan

Where this purchase leaves you in 25 years

Savings, equity, income and borrowing capacity, modelled across the purchases after this one on the client platform.

See the platform below

Portfolio planning

See 5, 10 and 25 years ahead, before signing anything

Every client gets a portfolio planning platform that models where you are now, maps the purchases after this one, and shows how the numbers move over time.

Included with every engagement

The engagement

What it costs

Investment purchases

One fee, quoted on the call

It depends on the asset type and how complex the brief is, so Dan gives you the exact number on the call once he knows what you are buying. Both calls are free, nothing is payable unless you engage, and the fee covers everything from the brief to settlement, however long the search takes.

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Before you book

Questions worth asking first

The fee depends on what you are buying, so Dan quotes it on the call once he knows the brief and the asset type, and it is the same conversation whether you go ahead or not. Half is paid when you engage and half when the contract becomes final, and it covers the search however long it takes. Almost everything Bothsides buys is below market value, and that discount is what to weigh the fee against.

The buyer, and only the buyer. Bothsides acts for buyers, never vendors, and a property that does not score on the 4 Point Score is not presented. On new and off the plan stock, where a developer offers a fee, it comes off the purchase price or is refunded to the client, so the buyer is the only side paying.

Not necessarily. The best time to buy is when you have borrowing capacity you are not using. A falling market offers better prices and less competition, and a rising one builds equity faster. General information only, not financial advice.

Bothsides is not a mortgage broker or credit provider and does not give tax or legal advice. It sets the structure alongside the purchase with your accountant, lawyer and broker, because how a property is held decides how easily the next one is financed. General information only.

Start here

Start with where you are now

Ready to talk

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15 minutes, free. What the next purchase needs to do, and whether Bothsides is the right fit.

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