"Build a £1 million property portfolio"

MORPH3US

Just received this e-mail from Primelocation and wondered if anyone had ever been to one of these seminars and what they say at them.... I dare say its a load of old bull$*it but thought i'd see if anyone had experienced one?

(BTW, have removed the links so that no one gets scammed from me posting this on here if it is indeed a scam)

Are you just talking about it when you could be acting?
This FREE introductory property investment workshop is an eye-opening first step

Everyone talks about investing in property (I bet you have). Yet few get beyond talking - and even fewer make real money.
But 200 built property portfolios worth over a million pounds or more through us last year – and many more added a second, third, maybe even a fifth property to their portfolio. In fact in 2005, our clients bought property worth £552 million – equal to nearly 5% of all new-build units in the UK.
And every single one said “yes” to this invitation you are now reading and went on to benefit from the Inside Track Programme.
Before you ask, no, they didn’t have huge capital to invest. They just set aside their fears and came to see what works, what doesn’t and why - from people who had found out the only way that counts – by doing.
At one of our FREE introductory property investment workshops they met and questioned those successful people before they decided to spend a penny.
They saw them give some detailed facts and figures, and received an insight into how the Inside Track Programme could help them:

• build a substantial property portfolio
• put down minimal cash deposits – time after time
• negotiate effectively with sellers – discover the tricks that beat them at their own game
• even buy properties at below market value – get 15% to 20% off regularly, and make impressive profits
• make money in good times and bad – no matter if the market is going up, down or sideways

They also got the answer to a question you’re asking yourself: why do we offer these FREE workshops?
All those 200 millionaires had one thing in common: they attended an introductory workshop and went on to benefit from the Inside Track Programme.
They saw the inescapable economic reasons why prices have risen an average of 11.3% year on year since 1948 (source: UK Land Registry) – even allowing for slumps.
They saw why it’s perfectly logical that income from renting residential properties more than doubled from £37 billion to £83 billion between 1992 – 2004 (source: Office for National Statistics.)
They saw why this trend is likely to continue. They saw that from a peak in 1956 – yes, 50 years ago – house building is lower than it’s been since before World War II.
They also learnt to be aware of pitfalls – and what to do to minimise them. Because, whilst it’s undoubtedly true that property investment, like any other investment, is not guaranteed to make you a profit, it is also true that professionals know how to manage risk – and even turn difficult situations to their advantage.
Wouldn’t you like to see how you, too, might cash in on these facts?
Then join us for this free, no obligation, 2 hour introductory workshop. Book a FREE workshop near you here. This is how those 200 property millionaires I mentioned started out.
It’s why Des Pirkhoffer finally acted and can now say:
“We now have 3 properties in Florida, 1 in Scotland and 6 in England. The portfolio is worth £1.6 million with equity just shy of £500,000.” And you’ll hear some more real stories at the workshop, straight from the mouths of the people who experienced them – ordinary people like you with the desire and determination to succeed.
They could have sat back and like many, talked about investing in property while their lives drifted on by. But they didn’t, they acted. And paved the way for a better future.
Why don’t you act now?
Go here for the first step, our FREE 2-hour introductory workshop. Then never look back.
Yours sincerely

dolce_vita

:rotfl:

An absolute pile of sh1te.

Typical end of bubble activity.




(no offence to you, OP)

Guy_Montag

I'd go along & ask questions about what happens if interest rates continue to rise, given that core inflation is rising; how a credit crunch caused by the collapse of the CDO/MBS market will impact the housing market; how the govt. might introduce stronger rights for tenants; whether the 11.3% (seems a bit high to me) pa figure is adjusted for inflation & whether it's fair to compare a typical 1950s house with an updated or modern house.

You get the idea.