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The numbers look more realistic if you use lower yields. 300k property, 300pw rent or 15,000 a year. Council rates 1,500, body corp 1,500, insurance 300. Management fees, repairs, etc. The 36% looks big, but it's really just saying 5% gross yield, 3.5% net yield, which sounds about right.

You want to travel the world by 35 and enjoy life without the need for a job, and you don't care about being rich? Not very consistent. Hope? What's that? You only bought 2 IPs when you were 28, and you want to suddenly be able to choose not to work by 35? Why did you think that without...

There are many ways to approach this. One way would be to spend, say, 10 years building up assets. Then spend the next 10 years shifting equity from the ips to fund higher yielding assets like shares, commercial, etc. Even high yielding shares would only be slightly positive at the current...