Archive for the ‘Great Oak Capital’ Category
Private consultancy is the backbone of our business and you will be surprised how much we achieve with our clients in just a few well constructed hours. Solicitors and Property Manageing Agencies are taking our morning networking seminars very seriously. Light and interactive they keep clients updated with the work of the host, the latest [...]
I am chatting to solicitors and manageing agents about hosting seminars from September and it really is encouraging how my seminar days have caught on as they raise the profiles and make a fun and informative networking day which is inexpensive to host. Please contact me for more information. August is historically a sleepy [...]
In this month’s newsletter: Watford networking ‘How to locate 5 new Landlords every month and keep them’ New property auction website Short report on property rental market Watfords Park Inn Hotel is the venue for Mike Samuels’ Residential Property Networking Event on Monday 9th July from 7pm. Last month’s meeting was informative and friendly [...]
MAY 2012 NEWSLETTER In this month’s newsletter: Investing in the USA Watford networking and seminar Agency MOT’s During a sleepless night a couple of weeks ago I was looking for topics for my seminars which I always keep fresh and interesting and discovered a chap in the USA doing ‘day trading real estate’ which intrigued [...]
March 2012 ended with a well supported property exhibition at the Watford Football Ground which Julie and I attended and I presented a 30 minute mini seminar on the ’17 ways to negotiate the best property price’. I nearly over ran on the time as there is just so much information to impart but glad that we went [...]
How agents should be attracting more landlords
We are principal buyers nationwide and can provide proof of funds from our bankers, we also pay commissions to non retained agents on the completion of the purchase. Our main areas of activity are: Freehold industrial estates, let or part let. Single unit distribution warehousing. End of a housing development where the developer wants [...]
