@James Canoy Wow, I'm really inspired by your story and what achieved considering what you've gone through in my life. 

I have 2 properties under my name which I have achieved in the last year in Perth, Australia.I am unsure if my properties are considered 'good' and would love tips on how to improve them.They are both set in the suburb of Baldivis and both are being rented out.My first property is on a $307000 5.16% interest only loan that rents out for $1800.I am currently paying $1370.01 monthly on this piece of real estate.

The stuff we can do by right includes: renovating the garden and first floor units in their entirety; and renovating the second and third floor units into a two level single duplex style unit.

One in particular is a 20+ single story, slab style home development.

Are the houses in your comps similar in style, size, amenities, totally rehabbed vs. recent updating, etc...  

I feel it's worth it, based on basically zero vacancy rates and very low turn over (we are typically under 15%).I expect the market for high end multi family to reach a saturation point soon, probably putting pressure on high end rents, but there will always be a subset of tenants who prefer the life style of a single family home in a residential area over an appartment building, even if it's really nice.

As noted by the others, this a strong cash-flowing market where healthy returns can be achieved.  

Hi Marcin,Out of state investing is an important component of geographic diversification and syndication can be an ideal way of achieving that from a passive investor perspective.  

Then reverse engineer a plan to help you achieve that goal.

My goal is to be able to live a comfortable life style and retirement plans for our future together is there anything I can do to make her better understand my vision for us.