A ‘stark warning’ over ‘get rich quick’ property clubs

On Saturday, The Times published an article with the title

above. It did seem like rather an odd article in that they didn’t
speak to anyone from a ‘property club’ or even have a quote
from anyone saying it was a way to ‘get rich quick’.

The article seemed to be trying to discuss was the legalities

surrounding ‘NMD’ or ‘No Money Down’ deals.

As one of the companies in the industry marketing these types of deals, we were contacted,
initially undercover. What the article did not tell, was the whole picture behind property
investment.

No-one, that I know of in this industry is telling their clients (and I know most of them) they
can ‘get rich quick’ if they buy a property. In my opinion, it isn’t about getting rich quick it’s
about educating their clients and creating other streams of income. If your own house
doubles or triples in value over your lifetime, imagine if you had 10. This is ‘get rich slow’,
not get rich quick but, the point is you can get rich. A good proportion of The Times own rich
list are in property, shouldn’t that tell us something?

Every entrepreneur that I have spoken to advises that one steam of income isn’t enough to
see you through a rough patch, so create more. Richard Branson explained that an
entrepreneur needs 5 streams of income, he practices what he preaches.

We no longer have the security of ‘jobs’ and our pensions are no longer secure. Our young
people are finishing university and applying for manual roles, because they can’t find work
at 23 years old. Is that how we want to treat our young?

Property is one way of securing another stream of income, if it’s done right, through
education, training and coaching.

Come and see for yourself at http://propertycourseexpert.com to find out exactly how to do
it. We’ll show you the right ways, the wrong ways and the routes to avoid.

We won’t hold back, we’ll be completely straight and honest as quoted by The Times.

Now, back to the article. The undercover reporter ‘Bonnie Eclipse’ asked us about ‘no
money down’ deals and we explained that they are possible and how they are done. Here’s
what she didn’t ask:

1. How many ways are there of securing property with no money down?
2. Can you build a portfolio of property using none of your own funds?
3. Are thousands of other people doing it, right now?
There are lots of ways of doing the infamous, ‘no money down’ deal. Lease options,
installment contracts, part now-part later deals, commercial lending and portfolio finance.
As the banks tightened their lending criteria after ‘the crunch’ investors and suppliers have
had to come up with ever more ingenious ways of creating that extra stream(s) of income.

So yes, there are lots of completely legitimate ways of securing property with no money
down, you can build a portfolio of property using none of your own funds and yes,
thousands of other people are quietly getting on doing it, right now.

If you want to know the answer, then come and talk to us, or even better, join us on

www.propertycouseexpert.com

Regards

Mark
info@markianson.com