Passive Partnerships
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Being a landlord vs being a Passive Owner

Compare the same capital invested three ways — a term deposit, a standard rental property, and a Passive Partnership. Adjust the top inputs or any individual cost below; the numbers update live. Hover the ⓘ on any cost to see where the default came from. For the bigger picture, see how it compares to other ownership methods.

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Calculated from rent and ownership costs. See the fee calculator for the full derivation.

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The same $560,000 invested three ways

Take the capital a Passive Owner holds and compare where it lands after a year in each option — a term deposit, a rental property, or a Passive Partnership. Each card shows the total return (net income plus capital gain) as a percentage of that stake, and how much work it takes.

Other possible advantages for the Passive Owner

Where the money goes — most costs are editable — a pop-up explains those that can't be changed

ItemStandard rentalPassive Partnership
Transferred to the Resident Owner (pays directly) Disappears entirely under co-ownership

Where to next — two calculators most worth a look Fee calculator →Understand exactly how the occupancy fee and Administration Fee are worked out Sale proceeds →See how the money is split when the home sells — the Passive Owner is repaid first See all calculators →The full set — seven interactive models, every figure editable