SEMINARS AND WEBINARS

COVID-19 has impacted us all.  It has created a dramatic economic shock worldwide and left many businesses and workers in turmoil.  The impact is far-reaching and had an immediate dampening effect on property sentiment.  But property fundamentals have not changed - they have just gone on hold and it’s now a buyers’ market.

We are already seeing signs that strict containment measures are slowing the rate of infection, but what exactly will play out in the property market? 

There’s no shortage of commentary, but how can you get a factual analysis of what is happening in the property market now and discover when things will settle down?

I’ve invited Dr Andrew Wilson Chief Economist of My Housing Market to provide some smart insights into the current situation in my next webinar.

Don't miss out, register now for tomorrow's webinar.

Dr Wilson is a long-term property expert and commentator and together we will be addressing the following issues: 

• Will property prices crash or hold up?
• What is the worst case and likely outcome of COVID-19 impacts?
• How does coronavirus compare to the GFC?
• How should buyers approach the market?
• How should vendors approach the market?
• What direction for auction clearance rates?
• Is this a good time for home buyers to consider a move?
• What strategies could property investors employ in this market?
• What are the first signs market sentiment is improving? When will it be better?
• Banks – What will happen to lending during this crisis?
• The Government stimulus package – Is it enough to get us through?
• How the real estate industry is continuing to operate.

You will also have the opportunity to ask LIVE questions in real time during the webinar.

The corona virus is having worldwide impacts and slowing trade and commerce across much of the globe that may tip some economies into temporary recession. Shakespeare’s famous line in Romeo and Juliet "A plague on both your houses!" seems very apt at this time, however this is not a time to panic or worry that the sky is falling.
In this webinar Terry Ryder will be joined by Rich Harvey of Propertybuyer to discuss how to navigate this challenging time. Terry and Rich have observed and lived through many property cycles and understand the changing market signals.
In this webinar we will examine the impact of the corona virus on the property market and look at:
* What should you do in this situation?
* What effect does a tanking share market have on the property market?
* Will the Governments proposed stimulus package be enough? How does it compare to GFC times?
* The Aussie dollar is dropping – how is this an opportunity?
* Interest rates at record lows – but for how long and what does this mean for the market?
* Are there hidden opportunities to buy in this market?
These are just a sample of the questions we will be discussing on the webinar – PLUS we give you the opportunity to ask LIVE questions in real time.
If you are seeking strong insights into the current situation this is a webinar you must attend.

Most investors make one big mistake - and all other mistakes flow from this one fundamental error - not spending the time and money to do the necessary research.

Property investment has been described as a "mugs game" in a recent media article, because so many small investors fail to achieve the outcomes they had hoped for. But you will get a poor result if you don't do your preliminary research - spending sufficient time yourself and getting quality information from a range of experts in property and finance.
If you fail to do this research you will end up buying the wrong property, for the wrong price in the wrong location.

Join us for a live panel discussion moderated by Terry Ryder of Hotspotting.
Joining him are Rich Harvey of Propertybuyer, Mark Shorrock of Bluestone Property Management & Sales, Peter Foldes of Washington Brown Depreciation and James Dawson of the Commercial Investing Academy. The panel will be discussing the importance of treating property investment as a business not a hobby - and what you need to do to be successful and join the 1% of investors with multiple investment properties.