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Past Events by Year: Thinking about taking the leap from residential investments to commercial or industrial, come along to our "moving to commercial investments" evening to see if this is your next move. The speaker for this event will be Mark Irving from Priority One who will give us a "high-level" overview of whats happening in the Western Bay of Plenty in terms of Economic activity and investment. Looking to move into the commercial property realm? Stuart Jackson from ANZ is presenting on commercial lending trends, how to qualify, and what to consider for structuring finance. Dawn Witheford from KMPG will be presenting on strategies for managing and protecting cashflow for both residential and commercial investments. Join us for an educational evening! Ever wonder what to look for when assessing a rental purchase and identify potential issues? Or what is best to include in the plans of a new build? Wonder how to lower maintenance costs? Think that there must be a better way to landscape to keep the property looking presentable without a lot of effort or continual upkeep? Come join us for our Tradies Night to hear about the top 3 problems encountered at rentals from different trades and gain some knowledge on preventative maintenance to lower your overall spend and prevent larger problems. Join us for an informational evening! Ashley Church will be presenting on ‘The Future of Property Investment’. Ashley has an extensive background in the property industry, going back more than 30 years. He is the CEO of the Property Institute. With a high media profile, he is frequently called on as a guest commentator and industry expert in national media and television programmes. This meeting will be our AGM with guest speaker Andrew King. Andrew has made a huge contribution to the property investor sector. He is an executive member of NZPIF, a successful author and is often in the media representing property investors. Andrew is a popular speaker so this will be a must-see event. Our May monthly meeting will be hosted off-site by our silver partners - Harcourts at their Tauranga central offices, corner of Third Avenue and Devonport Road. Our theme for the night is a "Market update" of the local Tauranga market. With slowing capital growth for Tauranga, this will be a night you don't want to miss. Our evening will feature a variety of speakers including Nigel Martin from Harcourts, Margaret Holmes from Engine Room, and Juli Tolley from Quinovic each offering their take on the current state of the Tauranga market. For the April TPIA meeting we have local property investor Donna Youngman who won the first NZPIF/Resene Renovation of the Year winner at the annual NZPIF conference in Napier, sharing her story. Scotney will discuss updates on the legal aspects of being a landlord, recent law changes and decisions, and guidance on navigating the pending RTA changes. This meeting will be a special Open Space format in which the audience sets the agenda. We will cover both current topics and those unanswered questions about property investing. Don't miss out on a chance to benefit from the experience and expertise in the room. With the rapid advancement of technology in the 21st century impacting our everyday lives, Margaret will discuss how that impacts management of your property portfolios and touch on broader implications of automation and the "internet of things". Join us tonight for our pre-election focus on property and housing. Tauranga and Bay of Plenty candidates from the major political parties will outline their housing policies just weeks before our general election. Make a note of your housing related questions and ask them directly in our panel Q&A session. A night not to miss! Join us for the annual AGM together with speakers Glen Stevenson from the ANZ (Head of Mortgages) and Peter Lewis who is the NZPIF Northern representative. Our May monthly meeting will be hosted off-site by our silver partners - Harcourts at their Tauranga central offices, corner of Third Avenue and Devonport Road. Our theme for the night is a "Market update" of the local Tauranga market. With outstanding capital growth enjoyed by members who hold properties in Tauranga, this will be a night you don't want to miss. Our evening will feature a variety of speakers including Dean Edgerton from ANZ, Nigel Guyot from Harcourts, Ross Forsyth from Prendos and Juli Tolley from Quinovic each offering their take on the current and future Tauranga market. Hear about the preferential pricing available to members. Learn about the difference between retail and trade pricing. Find out about the latest and greatest technology and apps available that apply to rental property. And a general overview of what NLG can offer to members. The TPIA monthly meeting 13 March 2017 will be hosted by The Flooring Room, corner Cameron Rd and 11th Ave in Tauranga. The theme is "refreshing rentals". The Flooring Room's Steve Ferris will be joined by Mark Aschoff from our national sponsor Resene. Come along for our yearly Bunnings evening to see trade displays, product demonstrations and some finger food. You might even win a spot prize..... Join us for an informative night on smoke alarm safety, and the Meth issues facing landlords. Knowledge is power! Special Open Space format in which the audience sets the agenda to answer those lingering, but unanswered, questions about property investing. Benefit from the experience and expertise in the room. Hosted by Steve Harries. Debbie Van Den Broek (president of the Rotorua Property Investors Association) and Grant Utteridge (Telfer Young Rotorua) discuss pros, cons and general stories for investing in Rotorua. The July speakers are: Glenn Stevenson, ANZ Head of Mortgages will be the speaker. He will discuss the market and Interest rates and what changes may be coming. This presentation will cover: Sustainability Options (SO) gives free, trustworthy advice about sustainable living solutions. A home that performs well (i.e. warm, dry & energy efficient), will reduce ongoing maintenance cost, maximise resale value and keep good tenants for longer, SO will discuss this in context to the new residential tenancy regulations. |
