Last updated: 10 October 2026
Quick answer: Freedom Property Investors reviews are split. Freedom’s website cites more than 2,600 five-star Google reviews, while its unclaimed Trustpilot profile shows 2.1 out of 5 from 71 reviews. Freedom is a Sydney-based property investment advisory that sells new-build investment properties to members for a $2,997 lifetime membership (advertised offer), and its terms say it may also be paid commissions on property sales and finance. This review explains how that model works, sourced from Freedom’s own documents and Australian regulators.
We should be upfront: REIN is a competitor of Freedom. That’s exactly why every claim about Freedom below links to Freedom’s own website or terms. Read it, check the sources, and make up your own mind.
What Does Freedom Property Investors Do?
Freedom Property Investors describes itself as a property investment advisory focused on brand-new properties. According to its website, it has:
- More than 10,000 members and 300+ staff
- Offices in Sydney (Kent Street) and Melbourne (Southbank)
- Founders Scott Kuru (Founder & CEO) and Lianna Pan (Founder & Director of Research)
- A “13-point selection criteria” for the properties it recommends
- Access to related services including finance, tax and accounting through group companies
- Awards it lists on its About page, including “AFR 3rd Fastest Growing Company In Australia” (Freedom’s own claim)
The membership terms are issued by Freedom Wealth Creation Pty Ltd (ABN 17 602 514 670). The same terms list related entities including Freedom Property Finance Pty Ltd, Freedom Mortgage Planning Pty Ltd and Freedom Tax & Accounting Pty Ltd.
How Much Does Freedom Property Investors Membership Cost?
Freedom’s Discovery Session Membership page advertises a “$2,997 Lifetime Membership” as a limited offer, against a stated total value of $30,970. Pricing may change, so confirm the current figure before you pay.
According to that page, membership includes:
- A strategy session and property portfolio plan
- A cashflow plan and research reports
- Access to a property strategist
- Access to conveyancers, financial planners, insurance brokers and tax advisers
- Access to “exclusively negotiated” property deals and rental guarantees
The terms also offer first-purchase bonuses: reimbursement of legal fees up to $1,500 if you use Freedom’s recommended solicitor, and a free depreciation schedule.
How Does Freedom Property Investors Make Money?
Freedom makes money in two ways, based on its own documents: the membership fee, and commissions.
Clause 2.8 of the membership terms states: “we may be paid commissions on services we provide to you including but not limited to property sales and provision of finance.” The membership page carries a similar acknowledgement.
The terms don’t say who pays those commissions or how much they are. That isn’t unusual in this industry, but it’s the single most important question to ask. On a house and land package, the commission is part of the price you pay, whether or not it’s shown on the contract.
One more detail from the terms is worth knowing. Clause 2.7 says the $1,500 legal fee reimbursement is payable “only after Freedom Property receives its commission” on your purchase.
Is Freedom Property Investors a Buyer’s Agent or a Financial Adviser?
No. Freedom’s terms are clear on this. Clause 8.2 states: “we are not real estate agents and do not undertake any real estate agent’s duties.” It goes on to say Freedom does not act on behalf of, and owes no duties to, any seller or buyer of property. The same clause states: “We are not licensed financial advisors under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).”
That matters because a licensed buyer’s agent acts for you and owes you duties under state law. A company that sells property to members and is paid commission on those sales is a different model. Neither is automatically good or bad, but you should know which one you’re dealing with.
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Pros and Cons of Freedom Property Investors
What Freedom offers (based on its own materials):
- Scale and experience: 10,000+ members and 300+ staff, according to its website
- A done-for-you process that bundles research, finance and tax services
- A 60-day money-back guarantee on membership, with conditions
- Legal fee reimbursement up to $1,500 and a free depreciation schedule on your first purchase
- Access to rental guarantees on selected properties
What to weigh up:
- You pay a membership fee, and Freedom may also be paid commissions on the property you buy
- The terms don’t disclose the size or source of those commissions
- Freedom does not act as your agent and owes you no agent’s duties (clause 8.2)
- You lose the refund if you proceed with a purchase. The membership page says this happens on signing an EOI; the full terms say on exchange of contracts. Confirm which applies in writing
- Clause 2.9 of the terms restricts members from publishing disparaging comments about the company
What Do Freedom Property Investors Reviews Say?
It depends on where you look, and the gap is wide.
| Platform | What it showed (10 October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Google (as cited by Freedom) | “2,600+ 5-Star Google Reviews”, according to Freedom’s About page |
| Trustpilot | TrustScore 2.1 out of 5 from 71 reviews; 78% one-star and 19% five-star; profile unclaimed by Freedom |
Review platforms attract different audiences, and companies can invite happy customers to one platform more than another. Neither number tells you whether a specific property is fairly priced. Read recent reviews on several platforms, and weight detailed reviews that describe the purchase over star ratings.
Before you post your own review, note that clause 2.9 of Freedom’s membership terms asks members not to publish “negative statements” about the company. Get your own advice on what that clause means for you.
Has the ACCC Warned About Freedom Property Investors?
Not by name. An ACCC page titled “Consumers warned about property investment schemes” often appears in search results for Freedom, but it is a general warning from 24 May 2016 about property investment spruikers. It doesn’t name Freedom or any other company.
Its warning signs are still a useful checklist for any property investment company, Freedom included:
- High-pressure tactics, such as being rushed to sign a contract or pay a fee, or discounts for signing up on the day
- Claims that a scheme is “government approved”
- Being offered a loan, or encouraged to use your home equity, to fund the investment
- Promoters who avoid questions or play down risks and costs
- Buying a property you haven’t seen, or an off-the-plan property not yet built
ASIC’s Moneysmart site adds a point that fits bundled models: “Be wary of property investment advice from groups of service providers”, because developers, accountants, lawyers and brokers “might recommend each other’s services.”
What Investors Should Be Aware Of
These points apply to any company that sells new-build investment property and is paid by the seller side, not just Freedom.
- Commissions are usually in the price. On house and land packages sold through marketing groups, the builder or developer typically pays the marketer. That commission can run into tens of thousands of dollars. Here’s how hidden commissions in house and land packages work.
- Rental guarantees aren’t free. Someone funds the guarantee, usually the developer or builder, and that cost can be reflected in the price.
- “Exclusive” doesn’t mean discounted. Always compare the package price with similar land and build prices in the same estate.
- Get an independent valuation. If the bank’s valuation comes in under the contract price, that gap is a warning sign.
8 Questions to Ask Freedom Before You Sign
- Who pays you a commission on this property, and how much is it in dollars?
- Would I pay a lower price if I bought this house and land package without you?
- Do you or a related company earn anything from my loan, insurance or property management?
- Who funds the rental guarantee, and for how long does it run?
- What is the land price and the build price, separately?
- What did comparable lots in this estate sell for in the last six months?
- At what exact point do I lose my membership refund: EOI or exchange?
- Can I have your answers in writing?
A good adviser will answer all eight clearly. If you get vague answers, that tells you something too.
Freedom Property Investors vs REIN
REIN works differently. We don’t sell property or charge a membership. We act only on the buyer’s side of house and land purchases. A REIN service fee applies, and any builder or developer commission REIN receives is disclosed and rebated to you in full.
| Freedom Property Investors | REIN | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | $2,997 lifetime membership (advertised offer) | No membership. A REIN service fee applies, agreed in writing upfront |
| Commissions | May be paid commissions on property sales and finance (terms cl. 2.8) | Any builder or developer commission REIN receives is disclosed and 100% (excluding GST) rebated to you |
| Who they act for | States it does not act for buyer or seller (terms cl. 8.2) | Buyer-side only |
| Finance | Related finance and mortgage companies | We refer to independent broker partners; no in-house finance |
| Rental guarantees | Available on selected properties | We check who funds any guarantee and whether it’s priced in |
Freedom figures are from its membership page and terms as at 10 October 2026.
Common Questions About Freedom Property Investors
Is Freedom Property Investors legit?
Yes. Freedom Property Investors is an established Australian business operated by Freedom Wealth Creation Pty Ltd, with offices in Sydney and Melbourne and more than 10,000 members according to its website. Being legitimate is different from being right for you, so compare its model and costs before joining.
How much does Freedom Property Investors cost?
Freedom’s membership page advertises a $2,997 lifetime membership as a limited offer. Its terms also state Freedom may be paid commissions on property sales and finance. The size of any commission isn’t disclosed in the terms, so ask for it in dollars before committing to a property.
How does Freedom Property Investors get paid?
According to its own documents, Freedom earns a membership fee and may be paid commissions on services including property sales and the provision of finance. The terms don’t state who pays these commissions. On new-build packages, marketer commissions are typically paid by the builder or developer and form part of the price.
What are Freedom Property Investors reviews like?
Mixed. Freedom’s About page cites more than 2,600 five-star Google reviews. Its unclaimed Trustpilot profile showed 2.1 out of 5 from 71 reviews on 10 October 2026, with 78% of those reviews one-star. Read detailed recent reviews on more than one platform before deciding.
Has the ACCC issued a warning about Freedom Property Investors?
The ACCC page on property investment schemes that shows up in searches for Freedom is a general 2016 warning about property spruikers. It does not name Freedom or any other company. Its warning signs, like high-pressure sales and downplayed costs, are worth checking against any company you deal with.
Can I get a refund on Freedom membership?
Freedom offers a 60-day money-back guarantee on membership, with conditions. You lose the refund if you provide false information or proceed with a property purchase. Its membership page and full terms describe that trigger differently, as signing an EOI versus exchanging contracts, so confirm the exact point in writing.
Are Freedom Property Investors properties overpriced?
There’s no public data to say either way, and prices vary by property. The only reliable test is comparison: separate land and build prices, recent sales in the same estate, and an independent valuation. REIN offers a free package check that does exactly this before you sign.
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Written by the REIN Editorial Team. Researched with the help of AI tools, then fact-checked against the sources below.
Reviewed by Scott Fraser, founder of REIN, licensed real estate agent (NSW) with 10 years on the developer side of house and land.
Sources
- Freedom Property Investors – Membership Terms and Conditions (clauses 2.5, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 8.2), accessed 10 October 2026
- Freedom Property Investors – Discovery Session Membership, accessed 10 October 2026
- Freedom Property Investors – About, accessed 10 October 2026
- ACCC – Consumers warned about property investment schemes (24 May 2016), accessed 10 October 2026
- ASIC Moneysmart – Buying an investment property, accessed 10 October 2026
- Trustpilot – Freedom Property Investors, accessed 10 October 2026
About this article: This article is published by Real Estate Investors Network Pty Ltd (REIN). REIN is a competitor of Freedom Property Investors and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to it. Freedom Property Investors and any other names or trade marks mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them.
Information about Freedom Property Investors comes from its own website and the public sources listed above, as accessed on 10 October 2026, and may have changed since. Statements of opinion are ours.
If you believe anything in this article is inaccurate or out of date, please call us on 1300 446 445 and we will review it and correct it promptly. This is general information only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and is not financial, credit, legal or tax advice.
Consider seeking independent advice before acting. A REIN service fee applies to our services, and where REIN receives a builder or developer commission in connection with a client’s purchase, it discloses and rebates 100% (excluding GST) of that commission to the client under its written service agreement.