Property

One of the biggest challenges facing property investors

Michael Yardney gives seldom shared insights into his thoughts on how to become a super successful property investor and what separates the successful property investor from the average investor.

Friday, June 27th 2008

You may already have some knowledge of Michael - who many consider Australasia's most respected authority on wealth creation through property investment.

Well, we've managed to get Michael to do a special interview -an intimate one-on-one conversation - where he talks about one of the biggest challenges facing New Zealand property investors.

In this candid interview, Michael gives seldom shared insights into his thoughts on how to become a super successful property investor and what separates the successful property investor from the average investor. You can listen to his WebCast live on the web or download it for future listening as an mp3.

Click here to listen to an exclusive "Private Interview" with Michael Yardney; or copy and paste this link:
http://www.propertyupdate.com.au/pages/New-Zealand-Property-Investors.html

Michael Yardney's New Zealand seminar series begins next week and will explain the difference between the way successful property investors think and behave compared to the way average investors think.

The seminars which are hosted by the New Zealand Property Investors Federation at the following venues:
Venue Booking contact
Tauranga 7th July 7.30pm      07 571 4002       dan@quinovic-tga.co.nz
Auckland 8th July 7.30pm      09 379 9692        admin@apia.org.nz
Hamilton 9th July 7.30pm      027 695 6229      waikato@nzpif.org.nz
Whangarei 10th July 7pm      09 437 1700        admin@npia.org.nz
Taranaki 11th July 7.30pm    021 599 702        watmat@infogen.net.nz
Manawatu 14th July 7.30pm     06 355 5304      manawatu@nzpif.org.nz
Wellington 15th July 7.15pm                           admin@capitalpia.org.nz

Tickets are FREE to NZPIF members and $50 for non-members.

Can't attend? More of Michard Yarndey's products can be viewed here.

Heartland Bank - Online 6.69
SBS FirstHome Combo 6.74
Wairarapa Building Society 6.95
Unity 6.99
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special 7.04
ICBC 7.05
China Construction Bank 7.09
BNZ - Classic 7.24
ASB Bank 7.24
ANZ Special 7.24
TSB Special 7.24
Unity First Home Buyer special 6.45
Heartland Bank - Online 6.45
TSB Special 6.75
Westpac Special 6.75
China Construction Bank 6.75
ASB Bank 6.75
ICBC 6.75
AIA - Go Home Loans 6.75
Kiwibank Special 6.79
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 6.79
ANZ Special 6.79
ASB Bank 6.39
Westpac Special 6.39
AIA - Go Home Loans 6.39
China Construction Bank 6.40
ICBC 6.49
SBS Bank Special 6.55
Kiwibank Special 6.55
BNZ - Classic 6.55
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 6.55
TSB Special 6.59
Kainga Ora 6.99
SBS FirstHome Combo 6.19
AIA - Back My Build 6.19
ANZ Blueprint to Build 7.39
Credit Union Auckland 7.70
ICBC 7.85
Heartland Bank - Online 7.99
Pepper Money Essential 8.29
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 8.40
Co-operative Bank - Standard 8.40
First Credit Union Standard 8.50
Kiwibank 8.50

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