A ‘Tiny House’ is more expensive than a real house
A ‘Tiny House’ is more expensive than a real house If you’ve considered the idea of a ‘Tiny House’ as a solution to getting into your own home […]
Lucia’s feature on Newshub
Me and My Money: Lucia Xiao, property investment mentor ORGINAL POST BY PRISCILLA DICKINSON | NEWSHUB – CLICK HERE TO VIEW ORIGINAL “If you know what you’re […]
Top 3 reasons why the Auckland property market will continue to fly
Auckland property market Ever since the first lockdown, when I ran my first webinar, I have been asking people not to hold back and continue to buy their own home […]
Making your first property investment
First home buyers and home owners are property investors. It is more than the ability to decorate or renovate the place you live without the landlord’s approval or security in […]
Landlords, stop keeping your tenants
Renting, most of us have been there. Whether you once did, or still do, you have probably felt that pinch when realising that you’re spending so much of your hard […]
Why I’m not worried about the Auckland property market
There was a lot of talk and predictions a few months ago about how the Auckland property market will crash due to COVID-19. The media scaremongering and opinions of some […]
The OCR is at an all time low—what does this mean for the economy?
In August this year, The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) lowered their official cash rate (OCR) to 1%—a 50 basis point cut and a record low. While everyone knew […]
Why equity crowdfunding property isn’t property investment
Equity Crowdfunding Property A while back, I was invited by a mutual contact to attend an event about a new property investment model. Though I had my doubts, I decided […]
Five Reasons Capital Gains Tax is Not Welcome in New Zealand.
Earlier this year, the government’s Tax Working Group (TWG) recommended introducing a broad-based capital gains tax, a move that will affect a huge number of Kiwis. Here’s why the proposed […]
Don’t underestimate “Dreams come true”
We all have dreams, but we often tell ourselves “that won’t happen.” And often, we do nothing.