If my husband initiated that for Date night, I'd be over the moon! Give me a seminar over flowers any day!
He gets you flowers. What's that again?
Steve McKnight 2 hour training event
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He gets you flowers. What's that again?
Come get em ladies...
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Urgghh, yuck! No thanks!
Where did you get that from ??!
I went to one of these last year and found it useful to get the thought processes going about the various markets (realising this will be the macro comments and there are many micro markets across the states). I'm not sure how he will cover off on all the states and everything in the promo website blab in 2 hours but I'm sure he can talk fast.
It would be interesting for a SS catch up at the events. I'm sure we would still be there at 7am the next morning!
Great Michael hope to see you there.
Just read about you in API good read
Maybe SS'ers we can have a mini meet up on the night.
See you there!
I reckon a mini meet up could be on the cards
Looks like I have missed the boat as the Sydney event are fully booked, just wondering if anyone have spare ticket could share with me, I will pay you $10 and big
I attended last night in Sydney and found the presentation quite different to previous market update seminars. As you say, he sped through the market update and spent more time on his approaches and relating this to his training and US property fund. He said the time has passed for US residential property but said that the US commercial is still on the way up as the US economy recovers.
Previous market updates included commentary on the macro economic factors - government, RBA comments etc, which were missing from this year's sessions. If you're attending a session in BNE, ADL etc, try and ask a question about the macro economic factors for your capital and the effect on property prices. I was expecting a lot more commentary rather than stats.
(I've also posted this comment in the Steve McKnight presentation thread - http://somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1302484#post1302484)
Previous market updates included commentary on the macro economic factors - government, RBA comments etc, which were missing from this year's sessions. If you're attending a session in BNE, ADL etc, try and ask a question about the macro economic factors for your capital and the effect on property prices. I was expecting a lot more commentary rather than stats.
(I've also posted this comment in the Steve McKnight presentation thread - http://somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1302484#post1302484)
Brief cover of his session-
*Reflection by attendees own goals, strategies and whether the strategy matched the goal. Somewhat useful if you were new.
*Property market across the states weighed against momentum, jobs, finance, housing to give a rating for the capital cities from A-F. No surprises that Sydney and Melb scored in the top 2 with Brisbane coming third. All of this was backed up by slides of stats such as employment trends, supply trends etc that we weren't allowed to photograph.
Conclusion was that there wasn't 1 city worth investing in at this point, please place your money into McKnight's managed fund. Lost my attention after this as it was mostly Steve selling products and investments...
The amount of people that rushed to buy into his commercial property managed fund was
*Reflection by attendees own goals, strategies and whether the strategy matched the goal. Somewhat useful if you were new.
*Property market across the states weighed against momentum, jobs, finance, housing to give a rating for the capital cities from A-F. No surprises that Sydney and Melb scored in the top 2 with Brisbane coming third. All of this was backed up by slides of stats such as employment trends, supply trends etc that we weren't allowed to photograph.
Conclusion was that there wasn't 1 city worth investing in at this point, please place your money into McKnight's managed fund. Lost my attention after this as it was mostly Steve selling products and investments...
The amount of people that rushed to buy into his commercial property managed fund was
