Hostpotting Master Classes

The decline of the Australian share market early in august has placed renewed focus on the solidarity of real estate.

While some real estate markets have been flat this year, our homes have stubbornly held their value.

According to the house price indexes published by the Australian bureau of statistics, the house price index for Sydney rose 0.4% in the June quarter, while the weighted average across the eight capital cities was, effectively, no change.

In the key regional areas, property continues to be strong, with rents and prices rising.

The collapse in the value of shares has highlighted, once again, how dependable residential real estate is so consistently.

The issue for investors is choosing the right locations to buy.

Right now, there are many opportunities to buy well in places with strong prospects for capital growth.

Equally important is avoiding buying in the wrong places, something that's easy to do, given the misconceptions about real estate that are so prevalent in news media.

Over my 30 years as a real estate researcher and writer, I've developed a technique for identifying the areas that will out-perform the general market in the future.

My research has pinpointed the key factors that create the hotspots of the future.

And i would like to show you how to do it yourself.

I have designed a series of master classes to show Australians how to be successful as property investors and how to pick the future hotspots in Australian real estate.

My three-hour master classes will give you the tools to get ahead of the game by identifying the future growth areas before they're common knowledge.

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