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Property Book - Journeys along The Property Path - RRP $25, Just $7 (Incl P&H) This Weekend

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MEET THE AUTHORS THIS WEEKEND, 4TH MAY Details on website.

72% discount on RRP

76 properties, worth $28,868,000, returning $1,111,800 in rental per annum….and counting.

Journeys Along the Property Path - a true warts & all account of 12 highly successful property investors and their journey in property investing and how they have attained millionaire status.

Each story is profoundly different in investment strategy and lifestyle circumstances.

These investors have faced many of life's adversities such as cancer and sickness, divorces, loss of loved ones, unemployment, plus investing mistakes costing tens of thousands of dollars and the good ol' fear of debt, and although their lives have not always been smooth sailing, these investors have forged ahead and have not given up on their investing dreams or wealth creation goals.

You'll read:
* how they were inspired to begin their property investment journey
* the challenges they faced along the way including obtaining finance, negativity from family and friends and their own self doubt
* how they overcame these hurdles
* the mistakes they made in choosing certain properties and what not to do again
* the wins in choosing the right investment and the right strategy for cashflow and capital growth

Throughout the book, you'll pick up many hints and tips on investing from each co-author and be inspired by their strength and determination.

If you think you can't invest..think again as these investors have proved you most certainly can.

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  • +3

    Wow, sounds like a steaming pile of manure dressed up in a pretty bow.

    This is your guarantee to get rich buying 100 houses! Quick people, get on it!

    • -2

      Thanks for the feedback. We don't guarantee anyone will get rich, but we've shared our own stories on how we've made it and hopefully will inspire others to take control and plan for their future.

      • +1

        Just what Australia needs, more 'investor speculation' in housing to make it even more unaffordable for people to own their own house. Now it's only allowed if you're a 'professional', screw average wage earners, they're not allowed to any more.

        Yet people then wonder why first home buyers are such a small part of the market now and just how much of people's wages are going into paying off their homes so the banks, the government, the media and REA's can all get even more and more of their hands in the trough.

  • +2

    Wow a return of 3.85% where do I sign up? ($1,111,800/$28,868,000)

    • I imagine those properties didn't start off being worth $28,868,000 though…. Hence capital gains returns factored in as well.

      • -1

        At the time this was published, this was the overall value of the collective portfolios and collective rent received from all authors.

    • -2

      Hi Ciab, you are taking this as an overall %, however, some of these properties are now returning over 15% depending upon when they were bought and the rental received now. Some of them may have only been returning 5% at purchase time. It's all about long term capital growth and I'm certain since published these properties have gone up even further in value and receiving higher rentals. For seasoned investors and long term wealth creators, its time in the market that's key.

  • -1

    I bought this last time the deal was on and it wasn't too horrible. Probably worth reading if you happen to have some equity in your home, an inability to think for yourself and a time machine to get back to 1998. As someone who has intermediate knowledge of property investing I learnt nothing but there might be some value for the absolute beginner investors who intend on investing via an "Investor Club".

    Stories are better than the crap in API/YIP/SPI !

    As an alternative, you can generally get investing books at your local library or secondhand/charity bookshop (Perhaps find something by Jan Somers or Michael Yardney as a starting point. They're simple to read and explain the basics.)

    • Hi Aaron, thank you for some positive feedback.

  • And what is the total of the mortgages for all these properties?

  • Note that the 3.85% rental yield mentioned is a gross rental yield. After you take off ongoing expenses such as property manager's fees, insurance, maintenance and repairs, etc., the net rental yield is anaemic compared to one of the lowest mortgage rates (e.g. Ubank 4.62%).

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