Steve McKnight Seminar – anyone going?

Absolutely! I went to the last one on Melbourne in November and it was great! The excellent thing I found is that his information keeps up to date with what’s happening in the market NOW. I need all the help I can get. Highly recommend it to anyone else too.[^]

I don’t see it as a motivational talk – I have plenty of motivation already.
It’s like saying why read another book about property – you’ve read one! There is always something new to be learnt, something you didn’t quite get the first time you heard it or a new angle or investing strategy.
I’m also just that type of person that thrives on input, I like to get everybody’s different angle and view on the whole property investing game.
As for the cost, I’d rather spend money to save me money later on!
Sure I’ve talked to other professional experts and I’m taking their advice at the moment to “sit tight” that the best deals are not too far around the corner.
Hey, sure I’m a novice, haven’t wet my feet yet, but when I do, I’ll be confident I won’t stuff it up![]

About 200 in November, give or take. The one in March is limited to 120 though.
I’d like to add too, Steve has said he will be addressing different subjects with a completely new workbook at this seminar. I’m not that dim that I need to sit through the same seminar twice![:p]

Yak like yourself I too think it is a waste of money – for me.

That doesn’t however mean that it isn’t value for many other people.

A $ 1,000 fee for a seminar is, as far as seminars go,
pretty reasonable.

Many people here may feel the desire or have the need to attend so don’t knock it.

On the other hand even just one new idea may well put ten of thousands of dollars in one’s pocket, even your pocket perhaps Yak.

Pisces

Computer training in Sydney runs at an average of $600 per day and it’s generally accepted (in the circles I mix in, anyway) that if you pick up even one or two new things it’s been a pretty good course.

Given that training yourself to keep working for someone else isn’t ever really going to make you rich $1000 doesn’t seem too bad at all.

When’s the Sydney Seminar coming up?

Hi All,

I think it’s $1290 this time. According to me it’s very cheap if one doesn’t know much about the stuff.

But I don’t understand why people want to go again for the same seminar. Why don’t you go for other seminars if you are really want to learn more.[?][?]

Cheers
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Writng books and giving seminars@ $1000 a head sounds like a great sideline to property investment. Sure there a still some great investments to be found, but there are alot more people hungry to invest these days than there were back in 2001 when Steve started.Seminars are great motivational devices and there is always “hype” regardless of who gives them, call me a sceptic, but I too have been there and done that!

G’day all,
I loved S.McK’s comment “no tire kickers”. For a thousand dollars you would have too be a rich tire kicker.
I’m mean and miserable, I wouldn’t spend that amount of money on any seminar.

bbruham.
When will I earn, as much as I spend?

Hi little elves!!
The first Property Seminar I attended cost me $4000 and I dreaded paying out that much money to anyone when I could least afford it! However, I went! That was 3 and a half years ago and at the time we had 3 properties, our home, a weekender and a block of land. We still have all three as well as 5 more as rentals. Our loans total $894k and the propertie are now worth $1,577,500 as of December. We value everything once a year now. My wife and I have spent about $15k on seminars and books and tapes/cd’s etc and while we learnt heaps from them all we learnt how to go out and do it for real! We are now only limited by our belief system! If you want to be rich learn from and listen to rich people. It is money well spent. Don’t know if I will be there as I’m going to the states in March. Spend the money………