Raymond Hempstead Talks Alternative Property Investment on The Smart Property Investment Show

In a recent episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant sat down with Raymond Hempstead, founder and managing director of Supavest, to unpack how changes in government policy and interest rates are reshaping the Australian property investment landscape.

One hot topic was the proposed tax on super balances over $3 million, which—due to the absence of indexation—may impact a growing number of Australians over time. Raymond voiced concerns that this move contradicts the core purpose of superannuation: to encourage financial self-reliance and reduce pressure on government pensions.

Despite policy shifts, Raymond highlighted that self-managed super funds (SMSFs) still present strong investment potential—especially when paired with the right strategies and structures. That’s where Supavest is offering innovation.

Unlocking Opportunity: Supavest’s TIC Property Model

Supavest recently launched TIC Property (Tenants in Common Property), an innovative shared ownership model designed to make high cash flow property accessible to more investors. Through this structure, individuals can co-invest in premium assets like:

• Rooming houses
• NDIS-supported accommodation
• Purpose-built, income-generating real estate

With a tenants in common structure, investors can hold a fixed share of the property, giving them the flexibility to enter the market with lower capital requirements, while benefiting from diversified cash flow and long-term stability.

Supavest OCP: One Contract Property for Simplified Investing

Alongside TIC Property, Supavest also offers OCP (One Contract Property)—a model that simplifies the acquisition of turnkey, high-performing assets under a single contract. This streamlines the entire process, making property investment more efficient and transparent for buyers.

Listen to Raymond Hempstead’s full interview on The Smart Property Investment Show to hear his expert take on where property investing is headed and how Supavest is helping everyday Australians stay ahead.