Positive cashflow investment properties are easy to find if you have a creative mindset and follow a proven formula, according to Hans Jakobi, Australia’s Wealth Coach®.
May 9, 2006 (Press Release) --
Are you finding it difficult to find positive cashflow properties in the current market? Well, you may need to reconsider your current approach to property investing.
According to 'Australias Wealth Coach®, Hans Jakobi , creative property investment is the way forward, especially in a post-boom or flat market.
During the first ever Creative Property Investment Round TableTM Conference held in Sydney in May 2006 delegates brainstormed creative techniques to improve cashflows and increase the value of their property investments. These techniques included renovations, strata titling, subdivision, property development, creating duplexes, minor dwellings and dual occupancies.
“Investing in positive cashflow properties is easier than people think. You need to apply a proven formula and use your creativity to unlock additional profit possibilities that most people overlook” said Hans Jakobi. “It's extremely empowering once you realise the extra cashflow potential that being a creative real estate investor provides” Hans said.
A film crew was on hand during the Creative Property Investment Round TableTM weekend to film the conference as part of the Property Investing Masters course.
Conference attendees agreed that property investing had added purpose to their lives and given them financial freedom and security. They said that because their property investments had increased their income, they were now able to spend more time with their families doing the things they enjoyed most.
Delegates also discussed asset protection strategies, taxation and financing techniques including vendor finance and buying investment properties with no money down.
John Chapman, from mortgage brokers, Investor Finance said that many investors get stuck when the banks say no and they don't know where to go next. “The key is working with creative finance experts who think 'outside the box' and help you to build portfolios of multiple investment properties” he said.
Here are some of Hans Jakobi's top tips to becoming a more creative property investor:
1. Surround yourself with creative advisors and other professionals
2. Have a positive, creative mindset that allows you to be open to new possibilities
3. Get to know like-minded investors with whom you can brainstorm and work together
4. If one strategy doesn't work for you, persevere. Try something else and explore every possibility
5. Ask every possible question in every possible way
For more information please go to www.PropertyInvestingMasters.com
According to 'Australias Wealth Coach®, Hans Jakobi , creative property investment is the way forward, especially in a post-boom or flat market.
During the first ever Creative Property Investment Round TableTM Conference held in Sydney in May 2006 delegates brainstormed creative techniques to improve cashflows and increase the value of their property investments. These techniques included renovations, strata titling, subdivision, property development, creating duplexes, minor dwellings and dual occupancies.
“Investing in positive cashflow properties is easier than people think. You need to apply a proven formula and use your creativity to unlock additional profit possibilities that most people overlook” said Hans Jakobi. “It's extremely empowering once you realise the extra cashflow potential that being a creative real estate investor provides” Hans said.
A film crew was on hand during the Creative Property Investment Round TableTM weekend to film the conference as part of the Property Investing Masters course.
Conference attendees agreed that property investing had added purpose to their lives and given them financial freedom and security. They said that because their property investments had increased their income, they were now able to spend more time with their families doing the things they enjoyed most.
Delegates also discussed asset protection strategies, taxation and financing techniques including vendor finance and buying investment properties with no money down.
John Chapman, from mortgage brokers, Investor Finance said that many investors get stuck when the banks say no and they don't know where to go next. “The key is working with creative finance experts who think 'outside the box' and help you to build portfolios of multiple investment properties” he said.
Here are some of Hans Jakobi's top tips to becoming a more creative property investor:
1. Surround yourself with creative advisors and other professionals
2. Have a positive, creative mindset that allows you to be open to new possibilities
3. Get to know like-minded investors with whom you can brainstorm and work together
4. If one strategy doesn't work for you, persevere. Try something else and explore every possibility
5. Ask every possible question in every possible way
For more information please go to www.PropertyInvestingMasters.com
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