Unlike most economists, Banking experts and political analysts who for months before the CGT decision was made, pussy footed around with generalizations about how the new CGT will work. Property Investor Centre called it 100% correct again saying it won’t happen.… Keep reading »
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Capital Gains Tax & Ring Fencing Losses, and more! …What does all this mean for Property Investors?
There are a lot of things happening out there at the moment with residential property. These can be divided into two separate groups.
- Changes (trying to be) being made by the NZ Government
- Natural Market Cyclic conditions
Let’s look at what the Government are up to and see how it affects us as property investors.… Keep reading »
The Boom is Over!
More than a few people could be surprised or alarmed at this statement, but it’s true. The New Zealand Property Boom is now over, in fact it finished months ago!
What you are seeing now is the final death rolls of the boom market.… Keep reading »
Are you Confused with the Property Market?
Are you Confused with the Property Market?
Well, I can certainly understand it if you are, with the myriad of contradicting stories being reported in the media, it’s really no surprise that many don’t know what to think.
- Are property values still increasing?
NZ Property Market – Whats happening in 2018?
Hi everyone, Happy New Year and welcome to 2018.
If you were investing in property or owned property in 2017 you should have had a very good year and made some serious capital gains. The value of property across the majority of New Zealand Cities and provincial regions saw substantial increases over the past twelve months.… Keep reading »
How will the new Government’s proposed property policies impact you?
Well, the new Government has been decided and in place for a little over a month now and they are quick to make a few changes in an attempt to take some heat out of the NZ property market.
So what has been proposed so far?… Keep reading »
Learn how to Invest in Property
If you want to learn how to invest in property, what options do you have?
- Go it alone, gain knowledge by reading books etc and hoping for the best
- Learn off someone you know (if you are lucky enough to know a successful investor)
- Attend a Property Investment course
- Join a Property Investment Mentoring or Coaching programme
Many people go with option 1 and go it alone after getting a basic understanding of how property investment works from reading a book or two.… Keep reading »
Thinking about Property Investment mentoring, coaching or courses, what exactly is e-Coaching?
Over the last few weeks when talking to prospective mentoring clients, a few of them have asked the question ‘What exactly is e-Coaching?’ ….so here’s the answer…..
What exactly is e-Coaching?
The Property Investor Centre’s e-Coaching programme is a comprehensive Property Investing Training course.… Keep reading »
Answering your Property Investment Questions – ‘Q&A Time’ Video Series
We have been getting a few requests for Q&A sessions lately, so thought we’d put together a regular video series answering all of your Property Investment questions. So fire away and bang all of your questions at us!
You have two ways of submitting your questions to us:
- Facebook – Submit your question in the comments on one of the Q&A posts on our Facebook page
- Youtube – Submit your question in the comments on one of the ‘Q&A Time’ videos on our Youtube channel
Here is the first episode of Q & A Time
I hope you enjoy it and get some value out of it, to make sure you don’t miss out on our future videos click thru to our Youtube channel and click the ‘Subscribe’ button along with the little ‘bell’ and you will be alerted when we post up future videos.… Keep reading »
Land – the basis of all wealth
A few years ago a lady that worked with me at a property investment company was handed this poem below by a wise old Indian man who had invested in real estate for years and years. I really liked it, so typed it out and saved it to my computer, I have just found it again so thought you all might like it aswell.… Keep reading »