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$570K+
Profit (2024)
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2
Investment Properties
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< 2 yrs
From joining to results
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The Situation: Starting Over After Bankruptcy
When Charmaine Bezzina-Cork first came across Positive Property in early 2023, she and her husband were rebuilding their financial lives from the ground up. The couple had previously been through bankruptcy and had also lost money in shares during the COVID-19 pandemic, experiences that left them deeply afraid to invest again.
As a costume designer working for herself in Sydney, Charmaine had always been entrepreneurial. She came from a family of builders and had an instinct for property, but previous attempts to invest the old-fashioned way had cost her everything. With three children and a desire to leave a legacy, she needed a strategy she could trust.
The Discovery: A System Built on Facts
When Charmaine discovered Positive Property, the data-driven approach immediately resonated. Coming from a building background, she understood property fundamentals. She just needed a process she could rely on rather than gut instinct.
What set Positive Property apart was not just the strategy but the support. Coaches walked Charmaine and her husband through every step, backed by the Circle of Trust including solicitors, accountants, and financial advisors available throughout the journey.
The Results: Half a Million in Profit Across Two Queensland Properties
Within less than two years of joining in February 2023, Charmaine had purchased two investment properties in South East Queensland, both settled in 2024, generating a combined profit of over half a million dollars.
Her first property in Yarrabilba returned more than $360,000, and her second in Morayfield delivered a further $200,000.
Both suburbs were identified by Positive Property’s research process as high-growth corridors in South East Queensland, areas experiencing strong population growth, infrastructure investment, and sustained buyer demand through 2023 and 2024.
The Transformation: Semi-Retired at 52 and Travelling the World
At 52, Charmaine now describes herself as semi-retired, travelling internationally for around six months every year, prioritising her health, and building a financial legacy for her three children.
For Charmaine, the most powerful shift has been the elimination of fear. The same fear that paralysed her after bankruptcy has been replaced by confidence, clarity, and a plan grounded in data.
She is also building something to pass on, a legacy she and her husband were never given themselves.