Positive Real Estate Seminar

Yes as Jamie mentioned do a search on the name and also on the forum and i think you will see more than a few client responses.

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Yours in Finance

I have been to a few seminars a couple years back.

They where selling of the plan property back then and saying how its more beneficial compared to any other investment.

Thanks.

Dear Gizzy, 

My Name is Hari Yellina. I have been to their seminars few times. Didn't join the course or buy any properties from them. Any real estate seminar is good to attend. I been in this country for 13 years. In the starting i used to blow away money with half knowledge. Went to few seminars and regularly attended them. I have acquired quite a knowledge. 

In seminar they would like to give you lot of information and guiding tips. Very useful for a starters and we are busy people to read the trends in the market every day. All the seminars give you great insight on what is going on in current market. 

Being part of a group keep you motivated and keep you informed. Once you acquire the knowledge if you have time you can join any group you like. 

Go with a positive mind. This seminars will benefit you. It is better than watching a TV show. It gives you a feeling, you want to achieve in life. Lot of them have benefited by seminars and lot of even bought property and become millionaires. 

My principle is to buy existing properties close to train stations and it worked for me and happy to say, my portfolio has been in double digits now. By the way, I don't sell houses or belong to any group. 

Please post your message if you need more information. 

Good luck 

Hari Yellina

Property Investor. 

Unbaised research.. 

Hey Gizzy,

I actually personally know some of the people who work for Positive Real Estate so let me indulge you a little bit.

Firstly – The company is legit. I have found the smaller real estate mentors and sales people to sometimes be cowboys taking loads of commissions and leaving the investor no growth in the property (one of my friends got screwed by a real estate cowboy). 

Positive Real Estate have their training nights but what I like is that after the training night they invite you to a members night where the members get together to learn more about property, network and meet new people. So their members do a lot of the selling for them…which means their members need to have positive experiences.

So I think that says a lot about them

Cost – It is pricey…a 1 time 'mentoring' fee up front is required but after that there are no ongoing costs (I don't think).

Investment Strategy – From what I have seen their primary investment strategy is buy land and build houses on it. As a large wholesaler they get access to some pretty rare opportunities in places like Stocklands estates and then onsell them.

Obviously there are some commissions along the way but from what I have heard they aren't too extravagent and the borrow often gains instant equity.

They get external valuations done on the properties so their whole system isn't rigged selling you on false appraisals.

Truthfully, if I wanted to simply work a full time job and be a semi-active investor I think it would be a great option. Probably one of the fastest ways to grow a sizeable portfolio if you're not acting as a super active investor.

I know people who work for the company go through the company to buy property…it always helps if the employees believe in the product.

I have also been to an investor night and found them to be lovely and friendly and not shady.

I wrote a review on them and sourced some prices and stuff through other forums. But this was before I met some of the employees so I probably need to adjust it – http://positivecashflowaustralia.com.au/positive-real-estate-review/

ps. I'm not affiliated with Positive Real Estate but as you can tell I do like what they do and think its valuable so I may be biased there.