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Graham Whitfield šŸ‡¦šŸ‡ŗAustralia's #1 Property Flipping Expert
šŸ 40+ Deals | $9M+ profit & equity created
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14/10/2026

Most people buy property and wait 20 years. Run two strategies at once instead.

Here’s the dual active strategy.

1. Flip for cash flow: buy under market value, renovate to add value, sell for a profit. That’s real cash flow you can use as a side hustle, replace your income with, or build a business around. It’s a way out of FIFO.

2. Buy, renovate and hold: same process, but instead of selling, rent it out. You build long term wealth without relying entirely on the market going up, and because you manufactured the equity yourself, you can potentially get into the next property sooner.

Flip some for cash. Keep some for wealth. Run both and you’re not waiting for the market to make you rich, you’re creating the profit and equity yourself.

Want to learn how to run both strategies at once? Comment ā€œDUALā€ below and my team will reach out with the detailsšŸ‘‡šŸ½

13/10/2026

A flip is simple on paper. Buy a property, renovate it, sell it for a profit. But the profit is locked in long before a hammer gets swung.

It comes from buying well. That means running a feasibility on every deal and going after the properties others walk past: the trashed ones where we can buy well under market value. Then we add value with the reno and sell a move-in ready home to an owner-occupier.

After purchase, holding and selling costs come out, whatever’s left is the profit. Get the numbers wrong at the start and no amount of renovating will save you.

Want to learn how to get into your first flip? Comment ā€œFLIP ITā€and my team will send you the details with the next steps.

Stuck on a flipping, buy, reno or hold question? Stop scrolling for answers and just ask.Drop it in the comments below a...
12/10/2026

Stuck on a flipping, buy, reno or hold question? Stop scrolling for answers and just ask.

Drop it in the comments below and I'll answer as many as I can during this week's LIVE Q&A inside the Flipping Houses Australia Facebook Group.

Every Wednesday
7:15pm AEDT | 4:15pm AWST

I go live to talk deals, numbers, strategy, renovations, finance, mindset - whatever's on your mind.

Make sure you turn on notifications so you never miss a session

12/10/2026

Step inside this $164K renovation in Woodlands, Perth.

Walked through the site with my student Jackie and she’s not just cosmetically updating this one. She’ll be fixing the layout, and that’s where the money is made.

The front courtyard and the whole dead side of the house were paved. All of it’s been ripped up. The laundry used to sit inside the kitchen, so it’s out and getting its own door with a relocated window.

Inside, my student knocked out the walls between an old separate toilet and bathroom and pushed into dead space to create one big ensuite. The old living area is becoming a theatre room that can also work as a bedroom, sized that way on advice from local agents so it appeals to more buyers. There’s a new mudroom at the entry, wardrobes going in, and the original windows are staying.

Out the back the shed and old decking are going, the grass stays, and the yard becomes a proper entertaining space.

Great work by my student. This is what happens when you get the right guidance and back yourself to make the big calls.

Follow along for more content my student flips and let us know in the comments what you think of this one

$76,876 profit on a deal that nearly fell over 4 days before settlement. And he’s not slowing down. AK has signed 5 more...
10/10/2026

$76,876 profit on a deal that nearly fell over 4 days before settlement. And he’s not slowing down. AK has signed 5 more deals across TAS, NSW and VIC, taking advantage of the buying opportunities in this market!

AK completed this recent project in Tolland, NSW. Bought for $370,000, sold for $580,000. Funded through money partners and private lending. Swipe through to see the before and after photos šŸ‘‰šŸ¼

THE NUMBERS
Purchase price: $370,000
Purchase costs: $16,124
Renovation: $65,000
Holding costs: $4,000
Interest to money partners/private lender: $30,000
Selling costs: $18,000
Selling price: $580,000
Profit: $76,876

MEET AK
AK lives in Melbourne, works full-time in IT and moved to Australia at 8. He started with buy and hold, but found it slow for building equity and cash flow. Then a small $10K renovation created around $80K in instant equity, and that opened his eyes to what renovation can unlock.

After seeing fellow redmaneproperty student Vipul’s success, AK backed himself and signed up for the coaching program. Since then he has completed 4 deals last year and is on track for even more this year.

THE DEAL
AK found this one by calling an agent every couple of weeks for months. Eventually the agent said ā€œhave a look at this one.ā€ The seller wanted $375K to $380K, AK was at $360K to $365K, so he suggested meeting in the middle at $370K. Done.

Then four days before settlement, a money partner pulled out when their solicitor wasn’t comfortable with the loan terms. AK pivoted to private lending and other money partners, and the agent bought him time by telling the seller the tenants hadn’t cleared out.

The reno was full of smaller jobs: plastering, fixing old room conversions, sagging ceilings and an electrical fault from a previous kitchen renovation affecting the showers. He dropped the project manager and managed each trade directly to keep costs down.

$76,876 profit. Built on persistence, a fast pivot and being clear with every trade.

The deals are there. The profit is real. And once you back yourself… everything changes.

Incredible work AK. šŸ™Œ

09/10/2026

24hrs in Melbourne āœˆļø New content filmed, renos checked. Now back in Margaret River 🌊

Who’s hitting home opens this weekend, or out doing letterbox drops? šŸ”

08/10/2026

Andrea’s first flip in Como, WA is projected to make $50K profit, and how she funded it is the part most people miss.

The deal:

• Property: 2x1 in Como, found pre-market through an agent
• Purchase price: $812K, with an offer made the same day
• Renovation budget: $80K, including a $15K contingency
• Forecast sale: $1.025M to $1.05M
• Projected profit: $50K
• Funding: refinanced equity at 7.19% with minimal fees instead of using money partners

Next deal, she’s bringing money partners in to scale. The goal is to do this full time as a team with her husband.

Keen to learn how to flip your first deal like Andrea? Comment FLIP IT below and my team will reach out with the next steps.

07/10/2026

A great suburb won’t save a bad deal.

I’ve got a walk away price on every property, and if the numbers don’t work, I’m out. But the price isn’t the only thing that kills a deal.

Even in a strong suburb, these are the red flags that can make me walk:

⚔ Overhead high voltage power lines
šŸšļø Asbestos
šŸ“ A floor plan that just doesn’t work
🌊 Flood zone

Buying in a good location is only step one. The deal still has to stack up, and knowing when to say no is what protects your profit.

What are your red flags when it comes to finding deals? Tell me below. Follow for more flipping advice.

06/10/2026

Labor politician Mark Buttigieg MLC just commented on my post, and there’s one line in it that tells you everything wrong with how this government thinks.

He’s calling a 10-15% price drop a win. What he’s not saying? New builds are down too. Shortage gets worse, not better. Once confidence returns, prices slingshot straight back up.

All Labor’s done is dress up a money grab and wreck the economy doing it.

ā€œHaving the gutsā€ to fix housing? That’s code for lying about negative gearing, then touching it anyway.

Ask the average 30 year old if this is working for them. Let me know in the comments your thoughts on Labor šŸ‘‡šŸ½

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