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PROPERTY UNFILTERED: From client to working at House Finder in under 5 years – 8 properties purchased, $3m+ in equity, 3 of them tripled in value!

01 JUL 2026 • By Robyn Tongol • 2 min read • Investor Strategy

Tom Herceg began his journey with House Finder as an investor chasing financial freedom. Less than five years later, he built a portfolio of eight properties with over $3 million in combined capital growth. Even more impressively, three of those properties tripled in value during that time.

Despite this exceptional growth, his entire portfolio is only around $20,000 negatively geared per year – a figure that’s expected to improve as rental increases are on the horizon.

After experiencing the strategy firsthand, Tom was so convinced by the results that he joined House Finder as a client strategist, helping other investors achieve similar success.

He doesn’t teach theory. He teaches from real experience – the wins, the mistakes, and everything in between.

That’s exactly what House Finder believes in: experienced investors helping other investors build wealth through proven, real-world experience.

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