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1 “Progressive Property Save You Time And Make You Money By Building And Managing A Hands- Free Property Portfolio That You Can Retire On; Enjoying Financial independence”

2 Mark Homer Rob Moore

3 Why Property?! Stable, tangible and essential Consistent growth since 1952 Leverage [Equity in Your home] Outperform stocks and other vehicles

4 Why Property?! With equity in your home you could easily earn over £50,000 per year, tax free

5 Potential Pitfalls War! Interest Rate Rises “What if there is another crash just like the 80’s?!”

6 Which Type of Property? Existing Off-Plan New Build Overseas?

7 New Build Developers premium Speculative valuations Over supply: lower rents

8 Off-Plan Developers premium Speculative future valuations Over supply: lower rents

9 Overseas Developers premium Speculative future valuations Over supply: lower rents Legal and language barriers

10 Existing Property Real value Accessible comparables Constant supply: high rents Higher yields

11 Peterborough Masterplan Opportunity Peterborough £1bn investment 18,000 new jobs 22,000 new homes

12 Increased Supply & demand London Relocation: Ave. Peterborough house price: £162,135 Ave. London house price: £351,028

13 Increased Supply & demand Immigration Divorce rate Larger family units

14 “Cast Iron Laws of Property Investment” Property Laws Property Do’s and Don’ts Leverage

15 “Property Laws” Make consistent money over time Buy at genuine discount Hold and re-mortgage Compounding and Leverage

16 “Property Laws: Do’s” Succeed in bull and bear markets Believe you can do it Due diligence Have a strategy Start now and stick at it

17 “Property Laws: Dont’s” Buy property too far away Buy property that is too expensive Put huge deposits down [leverage] Get greedy: build slowly and steadily Give up

18 “Progressive Property Save You Time And Make You Money By Building And Managing A Hands-Free Property Portfolio That You Can Retire On; Enjoying Financial independence” Equity in your home?

19 Full Versions/Free Downloads: eBook and eCourse: www.progressiveproperty.co.uk/10lawsebook- downloadnow.asp Media Packs: www.progressiveproperty.co.uk/downloads-access- nomenu.asp

20 Property Tours: View 10 investment properties in Peterborough with all figures and evidence See Mark

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