Instead of jumping to conclusions about how terrible the program is, why not ask the guys who are doing it right now. I am sure you will get mixed responses but really, you should get more of an idea than listening to someone who doesn’t know anything about it, and has probably never been to any of the seminars etc…

I assume we aren’t in kindergarden? Where has whinging without facts ever got anyone? Be constructive – offer changes on a positive note…..you’re wasting your own and everyone else’s energy by just venting with no value.

Steve – maybe you could offer a money back garentee over 2-3 week’s trial or something to that effect – that could take care of sceptics as well as those who aren’t really commited – saving time for everyone?

hmmm, well, I would start with banking the money in high interest return.
Then off to another state to go buy 3 low end properties in WA (already sorced btw, no capital hint hint – hehe [wink3])
As follows

Property 1 – (a solution I admit) $60K / $130 rent p/w.

Property 2 – Large land Needs new bathroom (major) new kitchen (minor) new carpet, paint $80000 with renovations. $190 pw rent.
Build granny falt (1 bedroom) out back for $70 / $150 pw rent.

Property 3 Large land again. Needs major superficial renos throughout. All plumbing and electrical done – all appliances for kitchen / bathroom supplied. $95000 with renos / $200 pw rent.
Granny flat opu tback $70000 / $150 pw rent.

Total cost – $315000
Rent p/a – $42640

I would then

A) Live off the rent – use the cash in bank to go to Martyn’s 1 day offer of learning how to develope for $2500, and use the rest of the cash to buy several properties / land to subdivide / knock down and develop.

Re-value 2 renovated properties and sell for a total of about $410 000. (If this was the option i would be buying a lot more properties, renovating and selling – also buying and holding some to have continuous cashflow).
and or I would find a block of units (slightly run down, badly managed hopefully near a uni, supply basics like furniture, common kitchens bathrooms etc, rent out to students….ideally :o)

Not sure if all my figures are correct….

Same here, was at the seminar but funds aren’t flowing freely at the moment. I would love any sort of knowledge / mentoring from Martyn. Excellent speaker. Always wanted to get into property development but it always seemed out of reach, he made it seem very possible finally!
The name of his book would be great.