subscription to API or YIP
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Are you referring to the "bonuses" you get when subscribing to the print editions?
Just join your local library service that has access to eMagazines, and you can get access to download API for zip.
Previous thread where this was discussed: somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95787&highlight=Zinio
Previous thread where this was discussed: somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95787&highlight=Zinio
I just joined through my local council library and can access around 5 back copies of API at a time. It's great.
Sorry to be negative and this is a personal view, I had two years worth of subscription (YIP) and got bored reading them mid way. So, it didn't add much value for me except few inspiring stories. Similar stories can be found on this forum as well as lot more invaluable information/advice.
I got some cheaper deals through scoopon to AIP and Smart Property investor so have 12month subscriptions to both of them. The Stats at the back are always useful. Most of the stuff is just the same but i find ill always something new each time, even if its something small. Its nice to read others success stories swell, it gives me motivation.
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So do I (both API & SPI). Somehow I prefer SPI though. More informative.
I subscribe to all 3 (API, SPI, YIP) I like reading, so I don't mind skipping through them all.
I find API more interesting than the other two. I subscribe to these magazines when they offer free books etc. so they cost around $5-7. And I find them worth paying that money
Yes, they are repetitive. For example YIP will carry a issue about investing with low income every year. And they don't always give all the details.
But in my experience, you learn something from each issue.
I find API more interesting than the other two. I subscribe to these magazines when they offer free books etc. so they cost around $5-7. And I find them worth paying that money
Yes, they are repetitive. For example YIP will carry a issue about investing with low income every year. And they don't always give all the details.
But in my experience, you learn something from each issue.
After you've read a few, the best bits of these magazines is the data.
Disclaimer: Used to work on SPI!
I really enjoy all the mags for different reasons (and I also just love magazines). But I'd recommend treating each on its merits depending on what you're interested in. Some of the features are invariably better than others, and if you're not interested in duplex developments or regional towns, then some issues are going to be useless.
If you want a subscription, then every magazine does a discount at the home shows - often really cheap - and at least an opportunity to grab a few free ones to see if you like it or not. Six month subscriptions are also pretty good value there.
I really enjoy all the mags for different reasons (and I also just love magazines). But I'd recommend treating each on its merits depending on what you're interested in. Some of the features are invariably better than others, and if you're not interested in duplex developments or regional towns, then some issues are going to be useless.
If you want a subscription, then every magazine does a discount at the home shows - often really cheap - and at least an opportunity to grab a few free ones to see if you like it or not. Six month subscriptions are also pretty good value there.
I want to comment about SPI subscription.
I've got a discount / cheap subscription from scoopon (2x, I think)
Hope they do it again this year.
