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November issue - available now
Tuesday 6th of November 2007
Each issue of The NZ Property Magazine will have tips and information to either help you save money, or make you more money on your property investments.
Also featured in the November 2007 issue:
Housing commentary: Indicators tell their tale- Ask an expert: Have your burning property questions answered
- Tenancy Tribunal: Decisions from the Tenancy Tribunal
- Profile: Kerry & Robyn Mason renovate for cash flow
- Tenancy Law: How a raft of proposed changes could hurt landlords
- Investor Psychology: Are you reluctant to talk about property investing with friends & family? You're not alone
- Property chill: Savvy investors echo Olly Newland's warnings of a cooling property market
- Enforcing Tenancy Tribunal orders: Often just the beginning of the battle
- Provincial wrap: Are clouds looming on the housing horizon?
- Renovating for profit: How to make the numbers work
- Body Corporate: FAQ's by owners in Body Corporates
- Commercial property: PIE is not what's for lunch in financial circles these days
- Economics: No denying the facts
- Accounting: GST & residential investment property
- Mortgages: Getting back to basics
- Tenancy management: Getting the basics rights
- Investing Strategy: A dirty four-letter word
- Regional Review: Hawke's Bay - New Zealand's pioneer wine region offers outstanding opportunities for the patient investor
- Property Investors’ Federation: News from around the regions
- Toolbox: QV Insider
- Mortgage commentary: Interest rates are expected to remain high for at least 12 months
- Rental statistics: house prices
- Book review: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne
- Plus all the latest books from the Good Returns bookshop
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