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Investment Property Buyers Agent Western Australia Wheat Belt Western Australia
Buy a Western Australia Wheat Belt investment that grows.
We research Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs for growth, rent and vacancy, negotiate the price and guide you to settlement. Pay our fee at settlement or monthly, over 3 to 36 months.
- Clear fees, set before we startThe whole search and purchase$12,000 fixed up to $1MAbove $1M a sliding scale that gets cheaper as the price rises: 0.4%, 0.38%, 0.35% and 0.25% on each band. GST included.See the fee
- Pay your wayRetainer from $1,000Pay monthly 3, 12, 24 or 36 monthsPay at settlement, or 3 months interest-free, or over 12, 24 or 36 months. No interest while we search.See the payment plans
- Checked before you offerGrowth, rent and risk firstData firstPrice growth, rent, vacancy, days on market and supply checked for every Western Australia Wheat Belt suburb we test.See the Western Australia Wheat Belt data
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Buying in Western Australia Wheat Belt
Buying an investment property in Western Australia Wheat Belt
Quick answer
What does it cost to buy in Western Australia Wheat Belt?
Median prices, rents and yields for Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs, split by bedroom count, are being added. Book a free call and we will run the numbers for the suburbs you are looking at.
We research Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs for growth, rent and vacancy, find properties that suit your plan, negotiate the price and guide you to settlement. Every property is tested on rent, vacancy and resale, and checked for strata and title issues before you sign. Our fee is $12,000 fixed for purchases up to $1M, and you can pay it at settlement or monthly, over 3 to 36 months.
What you get
What an investment property buyers agent does for you
We filter hard so you see the properties worth buying, shaped by evidence rather than hype, emotion or a selling agent’s agenda.
- Market research
Areas showing demand now, checked again for long-term growth.
- Rent and cash flow
Vacancy, rent, yield and holding costs checked so the property is easy to hold.
- Property search
Listings, agent calls and off-market requests.
- Negotiation
We deal with the selling agent, back every offer with recent sales and update you after every call. One good negotiation can save more than our fee.
- Due diligence
Building and pest, strata, contract and finance steps coordinated with your team.
- Settlement and after
Support through settlement and your next steps.
What it costs to buy
Western Australia Wheat Belt prices by suburb and bedrooms
Median prices, rents and yields for Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs, split by bedroom count, are on their way. In the meantime, book a free call and we will run the numbers for the suburbs you are looking at.
If you might let it as a short stay
Western Australia Wheat Belt short-stay rules for investors
These rules matter if you ever want to let it as a short stay, and strata by-laws can rule it out. Checked against official sources on 27 July 2026.
Open a question for the detail and the official source
The current state, council and property checks, with official sources. Tap a topic to open it.
01Owner checksOwnership, finance, insurance and authority to operate
- Confirm ownership, finance, insurance and authority to operate the property as short-term accommodation.
02WA state requirementsWA rules with official sources
- Western Australian STRA registration and planning reforms.
- State requirements apply in addition to council rules and property-specific approvals.
- Detailed registration, planning, operating-limit, longer-booking and levy requirements are set out in sections 03, 04, 06, 07 and 08 below.
Wealth Through Property can help owners understand and comply with the applicable state requirements and keep the property compliance checklist aligned when those requirements change.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms · Western Australian Government — STRA Register frequently asked questions · Western Australian Government — registration and fees
Last verified: 27 July 2026
03Registration, listing number and renewalInitial registration, advertising number, fees, expiry and renewal process
- Hosted and unhosted STRA premises in Western Australia must be registered before they are advertised or accept bookings.
- The valid registration number must be displayed on applicable advertising.
- The current initial registration fee is $250.
- Registration must be renewed each year; the current renewal fee is $100.
- Registration does not replace any required development approval.
- Planning compliance has been required for continued registration since 1 January 2026.
Wealth Through Property can assist with registration, Property ID placement, renewal dates and the records needed to keep the registration current.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms · Western Australian Government — STRA Register frequently asked questions · Western Australian Government — registration and fees
Last verified: 27 July 2026
04Approval and lawful-use confirmationWhat the verified evidence says and what must be confirmed for the exact propertyDepends on the property and model
- WA planning rules distinguish hosted and unhosted STRA.
- Hosted STRA has a statewide development-approval exemption.
- Unhosted STRA outside an applicable exemption requires development approval where the use is not otherwise permitted.
- The responsible local government assesses the application under its planning scheme and any local STRA policy.
- Where development approval is required, lodge the application with the responsible local government before operating outside the applicable exemption.
- The council may require a management plan, site and floor plans, proposed guest capacity, parking, waste, noise and complaints controls, local-manager details and evidence of neighbour engagement.
- The assessment and final conditions are council- and property-specific.
Wealth Through Property can liaise with western-australia-wheat-belt and relevant planning professionals, help confirm the planning pathway and coordinate the documents required for an application. western-australia-wheat-belt remains responsible for deciding whether approval is required and whether it is granted.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms
Last verified: 27 July 2026
05Council requirementsLocal-government variation across Western Australia Wheat Belt
- western-australia-wheat-belt is the responsible local authority for this service-area page. The council-specific points below apply in addition to state and property requirements.
- Confirm the exact address, proposed hosted or non-hosted use and existing consent history with western-australia-wheat-belt.
- Obtain every planning, building, local-law or other approval required for the proposed operating model before commencing.
- Follow all property-specific conditions for guests, noise, parking, waste, safety, complaints and local management.
Wealth Through Property can liaise with western-australia-wheat-belt on the owner’s behalf, help confirm the planning pathway for the property, coordinate the information required by council and help prepare the property for compliant operation. Where an approval is required, we can assist with council communication and the approval process. Council remains responsible for deciding whether approval is required and whether it is granted.
Verification status and checked dates are shown for each section on this page
06Hosted or unhosted night limitsOperating caps for the hosted or unhosted model
- Hosted STRA is exempt from requiring development approval across Western Australia, but registration is still required.
- Within the Perth metropolitan area, unhosted STRA used for 90 non-consecutive nights or less in a 12-month registration period is exempt from development approval.
- Unhosted Perth STRA intended to operate for more than 90 nights requires development approval from the responsible local government before operating beyond the exemption.
- The 90-night figure is a development-approval threshold, not a permanent annual letting cap. With all required approvals and registration in place, the state reforms do not impose a general annual night cap.
Wealth Through Property can track counted nights, monitor the applicable registration period and optimise the permitted booking inventory without exceeding the applicable operating limit.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms
Last verified: 27 July 2026
07Minimum-stay and longer-booking rulesMinimum nights, maximum stays and longer-booking exclusionsNo state minimum
- No general WA minimum-night requirement is created by the state STRA reforms.
- STRA covers arrangements of up to three months; longer occupation may fall under residential-tenancy rules depending on the arrangement.
- A local planning policy, development approval, strata rules or the property management plan may impose a property-specific minimum or maximum stay.
Wealth Through Property can introduce compliant longer-stay and mid-term strategies and correctly record any qualifying longer-booking exclusion.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms
Last verified: 27 July 2026
08Government short-stay tax or levySeparate state levy, rate, liable party and stay-length exclusions
- Apply any stated short-stay levy to the correct liable party, booking channel, stay and reporting period.
- Where the central rule record does not state a separate dedicated state short-stay levy, do not transfer a levy from another jurisdiction.
- Income tax, GST, land tax, ordinary state charges and council rates can still apply independently.
No dedicated state short-stay levy has been identified for Western Australia. Wealth Through Property can help maintain booking records and refer owners to an accountant for advice about GST, income tax, land tax, council rates and other property-specific obligations.
Official sources: WA tax and levy information
Last verified: 27 July 2026
09Property-specific approvalsStrata, tenancy, insurer and address-specific checks
- Check strata, community-title or owners-corporation rules and every applicable by-law.
- Check the lease, lender, insurer, consent history, building classification and any property-specific approval.
- Resolve every required consent or approval before advertising or accepting bookings.
Wealth Through Property can help review strata or community-title rules, lease conditions, lender and insurer requirements, consent history and other property-specific approvals before operation.
Official sources: Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms
No separate checked date is asserted for this property-specific checklist
10Council fees, charges and rating impactsApplication, licence, inspection, rates and infrastructure chargesNo separate STR fee located
- Check current council application, licence, inspection, rates and infrastructure charges for the exact property.
- The amount and payment point can depend on the application pathway, use, valuation and approval conditions.
- Ordinary council rates and property-specific charges can apply even when no separate STRA operating fee is published.
Wealth Through Property can identify applicable council application, licence, inspection, rates or infrastructure charges and help the owner understand when each amount is payable.
No separate checked date is asserted for this property-specific checklist
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Areas we buy in
Areas we buy in across Western Australia Wheat Belt
City of Albany61 areas
Albany, Bayonet Head, Big Grove, Bornholm, Centennial Park, Cheynes, Collingwood Heights, Collingwood Park, Cuthbert, Drome, Elleker, Emu Point, Frenchman Bay, Gledhow, Gnowellen, Goode Beach, Green Range, Green Valley, Kalgan, King River, Kojaneerup South, Kronkup, Lange, Little Grove, Lockyer, Lower King, Lowlands, Manypeaks, Marbelup, McKail, Mettler, Middleton Beach, Millbrook, Milpara, Mira Mar, Mount Clarence, Mount Elphinstone, Mount Melville, Nanarup, Napier, Nullaki, Orana, Palmdale, Port Albany, Redmond, Redmond West, Robinson, Sandpatch, Seppings, South Stirling, Spencer Park, Torbay, Torndirrup, Vancouver Peninsula, Walmsley, Warrenup, Wellstead, West Cape Howe, Willyung, Yakamia, Youngs Siding.
View City of Albany →Shire of Beverley9 areas
Bally Bally, Beverley, Dale, East Beverley, Flint, Kokeby, Morbinning, Talbot West, Westdale.
View Shire of Beverley →Shire of Boddington10 areas
Bannister (part), Boddington, Crossman, Lower Hotham, Marradong, Mount Wells, Quindanning, Ranford, Upper Murray, Wuraming.
View Shire of Boddington →Shire of Brookton4 areas
Aldersyde, Brookton, Jelcobine, Kweda.
View Shire of Brookton →Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup10 areas
Bobalong, Borderdale, Broomehill East, Broomehill Village, Broomehill West, Dartnall, Lake Toolbrunup, Moonies Hill, Tambellup, Wansbrough.
View Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup →Shire of Bruce Rock5 areas
Ardath, Babakin, Bruce Rock, Kwolyin, Shackleton.
View Shire of Bruce Rock →Shire of Chittering6 areas
Bindoon, Chittering, Lower Chittering, Mooliabeenee, Muchea, Wannamal.
View Shire of Chittering →Shire of Corrigin8 areas
Adamsvale, Bilbarin, Bullaring, Bulyee, Corrigin, Gorge Rock, Kunjin, Kurrenkutten.
View Shire of Corrigin →Shire of Cranbrook4 areas
Cranbrook, Frankland River, Stirling Range National Park (part), Tenterden.
View Shire of Cranbrook →Shire of Cuballing12 areas
Commodine, Contine, Cuballing, Dryandra, East Popanyinning, Lol Gray, Popanyinning, Stratherne, Townsendale, Wardering, West Popanyinning, Yornaning.
View Shire of Cuballing →Shire of Cunderdin9 areas
Cunderdin, Greenwoods Valley, Meckering, Quelagetting, Waeel, Warding East, Watercarrin, Wyola West, Youndegin.
View Shire of Cunderdin →Shire of Dalwallinu13 areas
Buntine, Dalwallinu, East Damboring, Goodlands, Jibberding, Kalannie, Marne, Miamoon, Nugadong, Petrudor, Pithara, Wubin, Xantippe.
View Shire of Dalwallinu →Shire of Dandaragan15 areas
Badgingarra, Barberton (part), Boothendarra, Cataby, Cervantes, Cooljarloo, Dandaragan, Grey, Hill River, Jurien Bay, Mimegarra, Nambung, Regans Ford, Wedge Island, Yathroo.
View Shire of Dandaragan →Shire of Denmark17 areas
Bow Bridge, Denmark, Hay, Hazelvale, Kentdale, Kordabup, Mount Lindesay, Mount Romance, Nornalup, Ocean Beach, Parryville, Peaceful Bay, Scotsdale, Shadforth, Tingledale, Trent, William Bay.
View Shire of Denmark →Shire of Dowerin6 areas
Dowerin, Hindmarsh, Koomberkine, Manmanning, Minnivale, Ucarty.
View Shire of Dowerin →Shire of Dumbleyung13 areas
Bullock Hills, Datatine, Dongolocking, Dumbleyung, Kukerin, Merilup, Moulyinning, Nairibin, Nippering, North Kukerin, North Moulyinning, South Kukerin, Tarin Rock.
View Shire of Dumbleyung →Shire of Gingin31 areas
Bambun, Beermullah, Boonanarring, Breera, Breton Bay, Caraban, Coonabidgee, Cowalla, Cullalla, Gabbadah, Gingin, Ginginup, Granville, Guilderton, Karakin, Lancelin, Ledge Point, Lennard Brook, Mindarra, Moondah, Moore River National Park, Muckenburra, Neergabby, Nilgen, Orange Springs, Red Gully, Seabird, Wanerie, Wilbinga, Woodridge, Yeal.
View Shire of Gingin →Shire of Gnowangerup16 areas
Amelup, Borden, Cowalellup, Gnowangerup, Jackitup, Kebaringup, Magitup, Mills Lake, Mindarabin, Monjebup, Nalyerlup, North Stirlings, Ongerup, Pallinup, Stirling Range National Park (part), Toompup.
View Shire of Gnowangerup →Shire of Goomalling11 areas
Cunjardine, Goomalling, Hulongine, Jennacubbine, Karranadgin, Konnongorring, Mumberkine, Rossmore, Ucarty West, Walyormouring, Wongamine.
View Shire of Goomalling →Shire of Jerramungup8 areas
Boxwood Hill, Bremer Bay, Fitzgerald River National Park (part), Gairdner, Jacup, Jerramungup, Needilup, West Fitzgerald.
View Shire of Jerramungup →Shire of Katanning12 areas
Badgebup, Carrolup, Coblinine, Coyrecup, Ewlyamartup, Katanning, Marracoonda, Moojebing, Murdong, Pinwernying, South Datatine, South Glencoe.
View Shire of Katanning →Shire of Kellerberrin8 areas
Baandee, Daadenning Creek, Doodlakine, Kellerberrin, Mount Caroline, North Baandee, North Kellerberrin, South Doodlakine.
View Shire of Kellerberrin →Shire of Kent2 areas
Nyabing, Pingrup.
View Shire of Kent →Shire of Kojonup12 areas
Boilup, Boscabel, Changerup, Cherry Tree Pool, Jingalup, Kojonup, Lumeah, Mobrup, Muradup, Orchid Valley, Qualeup, Ryansbrook.
View Shire of Kojonup →Shire of Kondinin4 areas
Forrestania, Hyden, Karlgarin, Kondinin.
View Shire of Kondinin →Shire of Koorda8 areas
Badgerin Rock, Booralaming, Dukin, Koorda, Kulja, Lake Margarette, Mollerin, Newcarlbeon.
View Shire of Koorda →Shire of Kulin9 areas
Dudinin, Holt Rock, Jilakin, Jitarning, Kulin, Kulin West, Little Italy, Pingaring, Walyurin.
View Shire of Kulin →Shire of Lake Grace21 areas
Beenong, Buniche, Dunn Rock, East Newdegate, Hatter Hill, Kuender, Lake Biddy, Lake Camm, Lake Grace, Lake King, Magenta, Mallee Hill, Mount Madden, Mount Sheridan, Neendaling, Newdegate, North Burngup, North Lake Grace, South Lake Grace, South Newdegate, Varley.
View Shire of Lake Grace →Shire of Merredin12 areas
Burracoppin, Goomarin, Hines Hill, Korbel, Merredin, Muntadgin, Nangeenan, Nokaning, Norpa, Nukarni, South Burracoppin, Tandegin.
View Shire of Merredin →Shire of Moora11 areas
Barberton (part), Berkshire Valley, Bindi Bindi, Coomberdale, Gabalong, Koojan, Miling, Moora, Namban, Walebing, Watheroo.
View Shire of Moora →Shire of Mount Marshall11 areas
Beacon, Bencubbin, Bimbijy, Cleary, Gabbin, Karroun Hill, Mouroubra, Remlap, Tampu, Welbungin, Wialki (part).
View Shire of Mount Marshall →Shire of Mukinbudin10 areas
Barbalin, Bonnie Rock, Dandanning, Karloning, Lake Brown, Mukinbudin, North Wialki, Wattoning, Wialki (part), Wilgoyne.
View Shire of Mukinbudin →Shire of Narembeen7 areas
Cramphorne, Mount Walker, Narembeen, South Kumminin, Wadderin, West Holleton, Woolocutty.
View Shire of Narembeen →Shire of Narrogin9 areas
Boundain, Dumberning, Highbury, Hillside, Minigin, Narrogin, Narrogin Valley, Nomans Lake, Yilliminning.
View Shire of Narrogin →Shire of Northam20 areas
Bakers Hill, Buckland, Burlong, Clackline, Copley, Grass Valley, Irishtown, Jennapullin, Katrine, Malabaine, Meenaar, Mokine, Muluckine, Muresk, Northam, Southern Brook, Spencers Brook, Throssell, Woottating, Wundowie.
View Shire of Northam →Shire of Nungarin6 areas
Burran Rock, Chandler, Elabbin, Kwelkan, Nungarin, Talgomine.
View Shire of Nungarin →Shire of Pingelly3 areas
East Pingelly, Pingelly, West Pingelly.
View Shire of Pingelly →Shire of Plantagenet11 areas
Denbarker, Forest Hill, Kendenup, Mount Barker, Narrikup, Perillup, Porongurup, Rocky Gully, Stirling Range National Park (part), Takalarup, Woogenellup.
View Shire of Plantagenet →Shire of Quairading12 areas
Badjaling, Balkuling, Cubbine, Dangin, Doodenanning, Dulbelling, Mount Stirling, Pantapin, Quairading, South Quairading, Wamenusking, Yoting.
View Shire of Quairading →Shire of Tammin3 areas
North Tammin, South Tammin, Tammin.
View Shire of Tammin →Shire of Toodyay14 areas
Bejoording, Bindoon Training Area, Coondle, Culham, Dewars Pool, Dumbarton, Hoddys Well, Julimar, Moondyne, Morangup, Nunile, Toodyay, Wattening, West Toodyay.
View Shire of Toodyay →Shire of Trayning9 areas
Kununoppin, North Kununoppin, North Trayning, North Yelbeni, South Kununoppin, South Trayning, South Yelbeni, Trayning, Yelbeni.
View Shire of Trayning →Shire of Victoria Plains13 areas
Bolgart, Calingiri, Carani, Gillingarra, Glentromie, Mogumber, New Norcia, Old Plains, Piawaning, Waddington, Wyening, Yarawindah, Yerecoin.
View Shire of Victoria Plains →Shire of Wagin10 areas
Ballaying, Cancanning, Collanilling, Gundaring, Jaloran, Lime Lake, Minding, Piesseville, Wagin, Wedgecarrup.
View Shire of Wagin →Shire of Wandering9 areas
Bannister (part), Codjatotine, Dwarda, Hastings, Mount Cooke, North Bannister, Pumphreys Bridge, Springs, Wandering.
View Shire of Wandering →Shire of West Arthur8 areas
Arthur River, Bokal, Bowelling, Darkan, Duranillin, Mokup, Moodiarrup, Trigwell.
View Shire of West Arthur →Shire of Westonia7 areas
Boodarockin, Carrabin, Elachbutting, Walgoolan, Warrachuppin, Warralakin, Westonia.
View Shire of Westonia →Shire of Wickepin10 areas
East Wickepin, Gillimanning, Harrismith, Kirk Rock, Malyalling, Tincurrin, Toolibin, Wickepin, Wogolin, Yealering.
View Shire of Wickepin →Shire of Williams3 areas
Dardadine, Meeking, Williams.
View Shire of Williams →Shire of Wongan-Ballidu10 areas
Ballidu, Burakin, Cadoux, East Ballidu, Kondut, Lake Hinds, Lake Ninan, Mocardy, West Ballidu, Wongan Hills.
View Shire of Wongan-Ballidu →Shire of Woodanilling7 areas
Beaufort River, Boyerine, Cartmeticup, Glencoe, Kenmare, Westwood, Woodanilling.
View Shire of Woodanilling →Shire of Wyalkatchem6 areas
Benjaberring, Cowcowing, Korrelocking, Nalkain, Nembudding, Wyalkatchem.
View Shire of Wyalkatchem →Shire of Yilgarn23 areas
Bodallin, Bullfinch, Corinthia, Dulyalbin, Ennuin, Ghooli, Holleton, Koolyanobbing, Lake Deborah, Marvel Loch, Moorine Rock, Mount Hampton, Mount Holland, Mount Jackson, Mount Palmer, North Bodallin, Parker Range, Skeleton Rock, South Bodallin, Southern Cross, South Yilgarn, Turkey Hill, Yellowdine.
View Shire of Yilgarn →Shire of York21 areas
Badgin, Balladong, Burges, Caljie, Cold Harbour, Daliak, Flynn, Gilgering, Greenhills, Gwambygine, Inkpen, Kauring, Malebelling, Mount Hardey, Mount Observation, Narraloggan, Quellington, St Ronans, Talbot, Wilberforce, York.
View Shire of York →Buy through us and WTP can manage the home from settlement day: listing, pricing, guests, cleaners and any local contact the council requires. Airbnb management in Western Australia Wheat Belt →
How it works
From first call to the keys
- 1Free strategy call
Your budget, borrowing, goals and risk comfort.
- 2Agreement and retainer
ID checks, the agreement and a retainer from $1,000 to start.
- 3Strategy session
Your plan, your search rules and what to avoid.
- 4Research and shortlist
Targeted areas or a wider Australia-wide search.
- 5Search and negotiate
Suitable properties sent to you, then we negotiate.
- 6Settle
Due diligence and settlement, with your broker and lawyer.
Most purchases take one to three months.
The price
What you pay, worked out for your purchase
Pick your price range or type your budget. You see the fee, the retainer and every way to pay, straight away. All prices include GST.
What do you expect to pay for the property?
Your fee: $14,000 0.93% of the price, GST included. If you buy for more or less, it’s worked out again on the price you actually pay.
No interest while we search, and the first 3 months are interest-free. After you buy, interest is charged on what’s still owing, nothing more. Pay it off at any time and the interest stops: you just pay what’s left of the fee.
Included
- Your own buyers agent · One person from start to finish.
- Strategy session and 20-year plan · Where this property fits in your bigger plan.
- Investment property data · Growth, rent and supply data for every area we test.
- Unlimited reviews and negotiations · As many properties as it takes.
- Off-market and pre-market access · Where available.
- Inspections before you offer · Every Western Australia Wheat Belt property is seen before you offer, by us or a local agent or inspector.
Good to know
- The retainer comes off your fee, and you get it all back if you cancel within 7 days.
- Monthly payments start a month after you sign, worked out on your estimated price, with no interest while we search, however long it takes.
- When you buy, the fee is worked out again on the price you actually pay. Paid too much? We refund it.
- After you buy, interest (0.5% a month) is charged on what’s still owing. Pay it off at any time and the interest stops.
The fee scale and retainer
Each rate applies to the part of the price inside its band, not the whole price. All amounts include GST.
Want a property that earns from guests? See Airbnb Buyers Agent. Buying a home to live in? See Home Buyers Agent. How do our fees compare? See buyers agent fees in Australia.
Pay monthly: see how the payment plans work3 to 36 months
Payment plans
Pay your buyers agent fee monthly, not all at once
A buyers agent fee usually falls due at settlement, right when your deposit, stamp duty and loan costs land. We let you spread it. You start with a retainer from $1,000, which comes off your fee, then choose how to pay the rest.
- Pay at settlement
Nothing more until you buy. The balance is paid at settlement, with nothing added.
- 3 months, interest-free
Split the balance into three monthly payments, with no interest at any point.
- 12, 24 or 36 months
Smaller monthly payments. No interest while we search, and the first 3 months are interest-free. After you buy, 0.5% a month applies to what is still owing.
- Pay it off early, any time
Clear the balance whenever you like and the interest stops. You pay what is left of the fee.
- Worked out on the price you pay
Payments start on your estimated price. When you buy, the fee is worked out again on the actual price, and anything paid over is refunded.
- More of your savings for the deposit
Spreading the fee keeps more of your cash for the deposit and buying costs, which is where it counts.
Illustrative example: on a $750,000 purchase our fee is $12,000, GST included. After a $1,000 retainer you could pay the $11,000 balance at settlement, as $3,666.67 a month for 3 months with no interest, or from $458.33 a month on the 24-month plan. Use the buyers agent fee calculator to see every option for your price.
What our clients say on Google
4.9 from 40 reviews★★★★★
I’ve bought two properties through Scott and both have been excellent buys. He found great value in strong locations, and the growth has been solid. Because of the results from those first two, I’m now in a position to buy another two investment properties and I’ll definitely be using Scott again.
Dean Erickson · Google review · 2025
★★★★★
Scott has been awesome throughout my journey. We bought our first investment property with Scott’s help and professional guidance. Would recommend him to any new buyers looking to kick start their investment portfolio.
Jessica Wills · Google review · 2023
★★★★★
Thanks for helping me Scott. You made buying in another state easy and I wouldn’t had the time to do it myself
Derek Farmer · Google review · 2022
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Sources used for this page
Sources used for this page
- Planning Western Australia — STRA planning reforms
- Western Australian Government — STRA Register frequently asked questions
- Western Australian Government — registration and fees
- WA tax and levy information
Last reviewed 27 July 2026. Rules, fees and interpretations can change. Confirm the exact property with the relevant authority before advertising or accepting bookings.
Common questions
Buying an investment property in Western Australia Wheat Belt: questions buyers ask
What does an investment property buyers agent do in Western Australia Wheat Belt?
We research Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs for growth, rent and vacancy, shortlist on-market and off-market properties, check the title, strata and building for the exact address, negotiate the price and guide you through to settlement.
How much does the investment property buyers agent service cost?
$12,000 fixed for purchases up to $1M, then a sliding scale: 0.4% on the part from $1M to $2M, 0.38% on the part from $2M to $5M, 0.35% on the part from $5M to $10M and 0.25% on the part over $10M. A retainer from $1,000 starts the search and comes off your fee. Pay at settlement, or monthly over 3 months interest-free, or over 12, 24 or 36 months. All amounts include GST.
Can Wealth Through Property manage the property after I buy?
If you decide to let it as a short stay, yes. Full management is $400 a month for the first 3 months, then 12.5% down to 3% of what the home earns after platform fees and cleaning, GST included. Or we can run the pricing and listings while you manage it yourself.
Ready to buy your next Western Australia Wheat Belt investment?
Talk to us about your budget, your plan and the Western Australia Wheat Belt suburbs you’re open to. We’ll tell you where the numbers work.