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    Hi aptam,

    it’s funny how you mention to joe if he intends to see the property himself,

    i’ve been living in New Zealand for a number of years and have property Investments run under management. and with one investment i never manged to see the property in person until about 5 months after i purchased it, saw it on the internet, faxed an offer, sent a building inspector around recieved his report, sent the property manager around , she sends me emails and photo’s about it.

    and the funny thing is it’s only a half an hour drive away.

    i do check my bank account regularly though, to make sure the rent is beoing paid.

    Have a great day!

    Matthew Taylor

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    “Asking the Questions For Your Property Investment Success”

    http://www.wealthspy.co.nz

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    Weldone Joe,

    should be exciting being your 1st property in NZ, great score being an 80 y/o vendor, Moitvated Vendor.

    how did you manage to get the property?, through a property finder company or through the internet agents?

    Have a great Day!

    Matthew Taylor

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    “Asking the Questions For Your Property Investment Success”

    http://www.wealthspy.co.nz

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    Hi Kiwi-pi,

    there are a number of organizations around NZ that are propertyfinders.

    the way they mostly sell there property investments is by a deed of assignment once they have secured the contract with the agent

    this is there usual sales process.

    1. sale and purchase agreement on property-purchaser(company and or nominee)

    2. advertise investment for sale to your database of clients.

    3. Give client your fee receipt to sign(some charge between $1500-$5000 or more)

    4. Client to sign deed of assignment, means they take over contract(or nominee)

    5. client purchases property.

    NOTE: ensure they have done there due dilligence and you will have to qualify them to make sure that they are pre approved with finance.

    here are a few organizations that do it in New Zealand

    richmastery.co.nz
    hpc.co.nz
    nzproperty.com.au
    hotpropertyinvestments.co.nz
    propertywholesalers.co.nz

    maybe you can apply to work for them as they already have a database up and running.

    that is the hardest part if your doing it by yourself, is marketing to get a clientbase.
    (unless you advertise in the paper maybe?)

    and you could also go as far as you can with any of these businesses that i mentioned in their sales process to see the nuts and bolts of how to do it.

    i hope this helps.

    Have a Great Day!

    Matthew Taylor

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    “Asking the Questions For Your Property Investment Success”

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