Book launch… and you’re invited!

This follow up to the best-selling book From 0 to 130 Properties in 3.5 Years, which sold over 80,000 copies, arrives in a dramatically different marketplace. Interest rates are up, auction clearance rates are down, and the papers are full of headlines about the likelihood of uncertain times ahead for all property investors who now need to acquire new skills in order to profit from the upcoming opportunities.

$1,000,000 in Property in One Year takes the theory outlined in his first book and applies it to the latest ‘soft’ market conditions. As such it stands alone as an excellent resource that is relevant for both new investors and also those wanting to climb to new heights.

The title for this book is derived from the Millionaire Apprentice Program (‘M.A.P.’) – a private mentoring project author Steve McKnight ran for a small group of investors which began in August 2003 and finished a year later.

Coming from a diverse background with varying degrees of experience, the M.A.P participants (‘MAPPERS’) were put through an intensive training regimen with the goal of acquiring a (gross) million dollar property portfolio in 12 months. Not just any property would do though – it had to be purchased according to a plan for it to make money immediately.

Without wanting to spoil the ending, a significant number of MAPPERS managed to achieve the stated goal despite the deteriorating investing climate, proving that the right person with the right training and investing system can achieve massive results in a short amount of time even when the odds are stacked against them.

Steve’s goal in writing this book is to leave the reader with three things:

1. A comprehensive understanding of how to make positive cash flow profits

2. The practical context in which to apply the theory so you can find and profit from deals in any market anywhere in the world

3. The motivation to attempt something new.

Release Date: 4 October 2004

Better still, the price you negotiate today is what you buy in five years. The extra value, equity, is yours on top of it all. While you are living in the house, any renovations and improvements further add to the equity over the five years.