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Property Know-How and Networking Event
Discover the Clues to Successful Property Investing
meet, network, be inspired and learn from Property Women of the Year Nominees, Finalists and Winners!
Is 2010 your year to break into property investing and buy your first investment property, or build on your investment property portfolio?
Do you want to:
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Discover the strategies for successful property investing?
- Find out how to make money from investing in property?
- Learn from women who are successful in the property market?
- Make your mark on the property scene?
Then join Property Women together with Property Woman of the Year nominees, finalists and winners at the 'Success Leaves Clues' Know-How and Networking event.
Follow the clues…
- Imagine if you could leave your job and be a full-time property investor?
- What would it be like to never have to work again?
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What if making money from property investing was easier than you think?
Often the hard part is coming up with exactly the right formula.
Property Women and many of our members have spent years investing in property - learning the tricks - and traps - of the trade, finding the right strategies and building our portfolios, sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly.
Let us share our experiences – tips and mistakes - with you, to help you succeed in property investing.
We believe anybody can make money from property - all it takes is some know-how, the right network and positive action!
"Great aspirations! An incredible informative session I'm excited to begin my own journey into property investing." S.B., QLD.
Let us help!
We can help you learn how to break into the property market and reap the rewards. Making money from property is not so difficult when you have the right people on your team. Hear from those who have been there, done that and are enjoying the rewards of taking action.
Here is what you will experience at our seminar:
- Find out why strategy is so important in property investing, and which strategy suits you
- Learn why it’s so important to focus on your strategy
- Find out what’s happening in the market right now – ask your local specialists when and where to buy
- Talk to your local specialists about finance
- Discover the secrets behind the success of your local Property Woman of the Year nominees
It’s your chance to seriously network
Network with other like-minded women, share experiences and learn their strategies for making money through property investing.
Network with local property specialists who will give you their insight on investing to help point you in the right direction.
There's no better place to network and talk to so many other women with the same interests, whether you’re starting out in property or you’re an experienced investor.
Meet and be inspired by Property Woman of the Year nominees. Learn from their achievements and find out first hand how they did it!
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Nominee:Best Newcomer
Reno Queen
Cash Flow Queen
Property Management
Development Diva |
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Carol
Spending time with her children is important to Carol, so she has developed a property strategy which fits in with the family. She likes houses with land content and sees extra land as money in the bank. Carol likes to be in control of the purchase, the tenants and the property management. Her future plans include making use of her extra land with developments.
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Presenter:
Property Mindset Makeover
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Annie
Always dreamt she’d have a beautiful country retreat for her horses, her dogs, herself and her coaching clients. Annie made her dream a reality through property investing. It wasn’t easy to start with – there was continual rejection from lenders but applying the techniques she teaches, Annie has persisted, focused and achieved her dream – two fold! Annie now has one retreat in NSW and one in Perth, and along the way she managed to buy 12 properties in just 14 months! Annie just goes to show you what you can do when you set your mind to it! |
Finalist:
Development Diva
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Amanda
An amazing young woman just 28 years old, who gave up a marketing career a year ago to head up a new family company and now project manages developments for herself her family. Amanda finds the positives of a situation when many others may see only negatives - with a broken wrist on the 2nd day of a snow-skiing holiday in Japan last year, Amanda took the opportunity to search for property online, found a great deal, and set to make a $400k profit from that experience. Amanda has only been investing for 6 years old but has still managed to complete 3 developments, sell 11 properties, hold 4 and currently has 2 developments still in progress! |
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Jo
Calls herself the accidental investor, “I set about learning as much as I could about property”. Then she accidentally purchased a property while on holidays, accidentally found a mortgagee auction on the way to buying a cooked chook, accidentally eavesdropped on 2 agents discussing the true value of a property and accidentally found a divorce sale. She’s even accidentally found a way to keep the “boys” in her family happy. |
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Similar Events coming soon to Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney...
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Nominee:
Reno Queen
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Judi
Widowed at 44, Judi has restored a 100 year old property at a cost of $28,000. She’s now ready to subdivide the block and has even helped her 76 year old mum to purchase her own home. Judi says “I am so excited about property that I can hardly control myself”. |
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Vicki
This married mum with 2 teenagers felt like her life was going downhill when she became redundant, until she realized that she would now have time to follow her dream of being a full time property investor. She joined forces with a work colleague made redundant at the same time and has gone on to purchase 4 properties in the last 6 months…some on her own and some as a Joint Venture. She’s renovating to add value, holding some and selling others to create cashflow. Vicki says “Finally I’m enjoying going to work”. |
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Lisa
After 26 years as a hairdresser, Lisa knows how to sort out the gossip from the facts. She has used this knowledge to help her get started with property investing. Lisa has now finally pulled the pin on hairdressing, to follow her passion of becoming a full time property investor. By focusing on getting herself a good Property Education, she is now ready to launch into a development by knowing how to find the right joint venture partners. |
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Sylvia
Although she loved the idea of property, Sylvia thought she would need a high income to be an investor. Yet, she became inspired by a conversation with Judith Taylor from Property Women, and made the decision to come along to a Property Women Workshop which turned her life around. She gained the knowledge and confidence to launch into property investing with a “CAN DO” attitude. Sylvia loves to renovate and is about to purchase her fourth property. Not bad at all for a woman thought it couldn’t be done. |
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Nominee:
Reno Queen
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Audra
Since 2004, a QLD mum of 6 has accumulated 11 investment properties and tried her hand at renovation, strata titling and major development. She’s just purchased a property in Adelaide. The day after the lease expires on the less than desirable tenant, Audra will start the gutting and revamping process. What a great way to have an interstate holiday and share time with relatives and friends. |
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Sue
This mum is working her way out of work. She became an accidental sub-divider when she realized that she was living on a block large enough to divide into 3. With the profits, she’s renovated a property to onsell and is finding out about construction finance as she takes on building a house. All of this experience and knowledge is moving her closer to what she really wants to do, which is buy a houses to renovate and then subdivide the backyard. She knows that once she does the first one, she’ll be on the way to repeating the process and ditching the day job. |
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Helen
Together with her husband and children, now 4 and 6, has moved house many times. She became an accidental investor when a number of years ago, when should couldn’t sell the house that she was leaving. That’s when she decided to keep it and was very happy to gain really good tenants. She thought “that was easy, so I’ll just buy another one”. That’s when she became addicted, selling a few along the way to increase cashflow but keeping the majority. This year Helen has bought and renovated another 2 properties. |
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Sally
Starting out as an accidental investor Sally has managed to turn $3,000 into a property porfolio worth $1.8m and at the same time developed a passion for property! Buying her first investment property for $42,000 and with only $300 in the bank at the time was an easy choice especially when she realised the rent would more than pay for her outgoings.
At the time Sally didn't realise just what a good thing she was on and now with a bit of education she wishes that she had bought the whole street.
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Nominee:
Cash Flow Queen
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Kelliegh
Using discipline learned during 22 years as an army officer, this divorced mum of 2 has accumulated 18 properties. She believes that you need to be empowered to look after yourself and be confident in the decisions you make. Kelliegh loves using her wealth from property to help others. She is just back from delivering First Aid Kits to Vanuatu and is in the process of establishing an Innovation Enterprise Institute to help the locals be in control of their own land. |
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Catherine
Catherine discovered that main stream education wasn’t the way to go when it comes to property. With 2 degrees under her belt, "It wasn't until I got educated in property that I found my way to create wealth". A passionate property investor, Catherine has bought 20 plus properties, renovated, sold about 10, developed 6 townhouses and is currently working on a large land rezoning project. |
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Jo
Pregnant with her first son, Jo had reached a crossroad. Fed up with a long-term corporate career that involved working long hours and making lots of money for others, she embarked on her first property deal that made her $155,000 within a year. Jo now follows her love of property. In just a few years, Jo has purchased 6 investment properties, completed more than 35 property developments…and had another baby. |
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Mary
Mary is a born and bred New Zealander who calls herself a “Water Person”. It’s not surprising that her first property was a block of land with beach views purchased for $6,500 NZD. What is surprising is that she was 19 years old at the time. Mary built a house on the block, and even more surprisingly, the property is now worth over $750,000 NZD. By the time she moved to Australia, Mary had a portfolio of 6 New Zealand properties. She couldn’t afford waterfront in Sydney so worked out a way to buy Australian properties and still get water views.
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Join us and bring 2 girl friends for FREE!
Times: 6:30pm - 10:00pm
Tickets are just $97 per person
Bring a female friend or two and their entry is FREE!
$47 for Diamond Members.
Brilliant Members can join us at no cost. Please email dmc@propertywomen.com.au
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With our compliments
If you want to get out of work and into Property Investing we've produced a new 30 minutes DVD to
help you. It's valued at $47 and we're giving a copy to everyone who attends this event!
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Perth, 9 August 2010
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Melbourne, 11 August 2010
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Brisbane, 17 August 2010
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Sydney, 18 August 2010
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Take action today and in a year’s timeyou won’t have to wish you’d started a year ago!
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