- 30 May 2017
Introductory Webinar
Thinking about investing in Property?
Join us for an Introductory Webinar on June 6th 2017 @ 7:30 PM AEST
Why not join our webinar for Young Investors Club members, this month we're talking about BUDGETING.
It is a way where you can interact with us online, ask us questions about anything and everything you want to know about property, in the comfort of your own home.
The President of the Young Investors Club will be hosting the webinar along with special guests Justin and Jenni, Young Investors Club Ambassadors & property millionaires.
Suitable for first time investors who want to build or start their property portfolio.
You will leave knowing why so many people do not act and what you should do next!
Jump in for free and see what you could learn. We have so many member benefits waiting to get you started!
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
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