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What separates property investors who build thriving portfolios from those who struggle or give up? It's not luck, timing, or having deep pockets – it’s knowing and consistently applying 10 key principles. In this webinar, Maggie Zabaglo, Than Sundar and I shared exactly what has..

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Lenders and borrowing incentives

by Salesh Chand 16 Dec 25

Over recent months we’ve seen banks offering some unusually generous cashback incentives for new lending and refinancing. While these offers were short-lived (and are discussed further below), they serve as a useful reminder that lenders remain competitive and will work hard to attract new business,..

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With the property market improving and prices starting to rise again, we are seeing increasing numbers of experienced traders in the market. Trading can be a great strategy in an upward market, but it’s easy to overspend or buy the wrong sort of property if..

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If you've ever wondered whether gold and precious metals belong in your investment portfolio, you're not alone. Many Kiwi investors are curious about these "alternative" assets but aren't sure where to start. In this article I look at the sorts of things you need to..

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  Property and Banking Webinar

by Salesh Chand 17 Nov 25

One of the main aspects of property investment that people are concerned about is finance.  After all, the majority of investors will need to borrow some, if not most, of the purchase price in order to buy a property.  What is the best way to..

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In spite of the opinions of the previous government and some of the public, property investors, whether large-scale landlords or “mum and dad” investors, are actually important contributors to New Zealand’s economy. Every investment property purchased sets off a chain reaction of economic activity: banks issue..

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If you want to invest in property, but you don’t have enough funds, what can you do? Are you simply locked out of the market? Some of the most successful property investors started off with very little – they didn’t have significant savings, huge salaries,..

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  How to Avoid Buying a Property Lemon

by Salesh Chand 24 Jul 25

As the saying goes: You make your money when you buy a property. In other words, if you buy the wrong property, or for the wrong price, you can suffer financially. But buying the right property for the right price will generate income for you..

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My 24-Month Property Investor Game Plan

by Salesh Chand 23 Jun 25

With interest rates easing and the property market evolving, the next two years could be a window of opportunity for savvy property investors.  If I were planning on investing in the market today, the strategy outlined below is what I’d be using to get ahead.1...

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