Property Investing Advisor

Guess it all depends if you want someone to take your money of you recommend some cross collateralised line of credit loan and then point you in the direction of an overpriced property.

Sorry but i have too many ex Destiny clients that have been lead up the garden path with strategies that were inappropriate for their circumstances and had to spend time unraveling their positions.

If you want to clarify a little more about what you are seeking i might be able to help you further.  

Hi

I have found by sheer luck an accountant who is an actual property investor himself and while we don't take his advice every time, if at all, at least we know that he knows the basics and understands our position from his investing point of view and an accounting point of view.

And best of all,
1) He does not advise us except on accounting matters.
2) He is fee for service, like it should be.
3) He takes no commissions or dodgy commissions or back handed deals.
4) He doesn't try to sell us something under the disguise of being an adviser.
5) He doesn't treat us like a Gym membership, ie: sign us up, take our money, treat us nice for a week then never help us again.
6) He is one member of a team of professionals we are building to help us with the detailed stuff.

My point being, you can build your own team without using an adviser/planner if you find the ones that are interested in the same thing you are, investing. 

As for Destiny, like any others out there, one shoe does not fit all, research them against others and the different strategies out there.
Also, each franchise will be run by different people of differing talents and self interests, try to find the best ones for you if you can.
I, like many others I personally know out there have been conned by advisers we thought we had checked out thoroughly only to find out differently, so now we are self educating big time only to now come across a mountain of so called education products that most are beginning to stink (lets take your money and tell you nothing, but wait, pay more for our next course to be drip fed some info) and so on. 
To be fair, some I researched were reasonable value for money and even a little inspirational.
Fortunately  I hadn't spent anything on them but know someone who thought it was good enough to give it a go, with mixed results.
If you can find people out there to genuinely help you along that aren't going to suck your finances out of you, then hang onto those people when you find them.

Try to find (network with) people of similar interests in investing as you that have actually achieved what they set out to do or are in the process of learning but moving forward and trade tips and ideas and investigations.

Eventually if you are set up correctly and genuinely interested enough you will learn how to run it yourself and only need to consult your fee for service people when needed.

If I ever find a good, actually interested in me as a client, genuine fee for service, non commission taking, non dodgy deal taking, non back hander taking, trying to sell me stuff or con me into buying or selling stuff when the market is wrong adviser / planner again then yes I will use there services but until then I am certainly no fan of them at all.

Sorry, I did get carried away a bit, but I hope you get the general idea.

My recommendation would be to find an accountant in the area where you want to invest that focuses on that type of business.