by Tom | May 1, 2020 | General, Property Investment Education
It’s been an interesting time over the past few weeks living with COVID. Staying at home is starting to get to most of us by now. While we must be thankful for the position we’re in, it’s safe to say that the novelty is wearing off. When you think about it,... by Sue Irons | Mar 4, 2020 | General, Property Investment Coaching, Property Investment Education
A lot of people ask me… “If you’re so good at investing in property, then why do you need to spend hours every week coaching investors?” When I’m asked this question by someone, it often tells me a lot about where they are coming from. See, many of those... by Sue Irons | Mar 3, 2020 | General, Property Investment Education
Years back, I went to the most bizarre open home in my life. This was a property I’d seen advertised, thought it was cheap, and wanted to add it to my portfolio of investment property. But when I got there, no one was looking around the house. Instead, the agent was... by Sue Irons | Jan 13, 2020 | General, Property Investment Education
They say it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert. But everyone has to start somewhere. You need continual learning, access to opportunities, perseverance when things aren’t easy, and a drive to achieve. That is what separates those who succeed from those who... by Sue Irons | Sep 27, 2018 | General, Property Investment Education, Wealth Creation
Building a multi-million dollar portfolio is not as hard as you might imagine. In fact, it can be achieved in as little as 10 to 15 years. All it takes is a bit of planning combined with knowledge and support from others who are where you want to be. Following are 10... by Sue Irons | Sep 13, 2018 | General, Wealth Creation
The superannuation balance of Kiwis is dismal. According to a Massey University study, the average kiwi over 65 years old spends $590.44 per week on living expenses, while the average superannuation is $200 short of that, at only $390.20 per week after-tax. Clearly,...