It is time for us to help ourselves

This week I have good news and bad news, but let’s kick off with the good news!

Good News!

According to ABSA’s latest Quarterly Report as published on 15 February 2010 the prices in the middle segment of the South African housing market, which is the market in which we invest, grew with 4.7% year on year for 2010! What makes it even more special is the fact that the apartment blocks in the CBD areas of Johannesburg with a negative growth of -11.5% is part of this. Take that out and I am sure we talk double growth figures for our type of properties.

Growth for the last few years were:

2007 – 16%
2008 – 1%
2009 – 5%

This is phenomenal if you keep in mind that it was achieved during the worst recession in 70 years.

The property market is recovering fast and I hope you are part of this party!

Are there still any fools out there doubting the property market? I don’t think so and I rest my case as they say in the movies!

Capital growth of 4.7% can easily be geared to 47% return on investment per annum if the banks only had money!

This brings me to the bad news:

The banks have no more money

This is common knowledge; anyone who has recently applied for a bond or refinancing will know what I am talking about.

What is our solution?

Our investors’ club is looking for an institution to finance the properties belonging to our thousands of clients. A rapidly growing book of R36 billion at a prime rate of 10.5% at the moment must surely be one of the best investments in the world. It’s also safe, because it is backed by bricks and mortar, in a property market that held up better than any other property market in the world during the recession.

Something else that is important to know for a potential financier is that we are talking here about an exceptionally healthy book, since our investors’ club members are all trained investors with access to specialised property management software. This is why our clients have the lowest default percentage of all groups in the country according to the banks.

Somewhere out there in the world there must be an institution with money who can spot the opportunity of a lifetime, and who chooses to invest their money in a strong and solid economy rather than in something built artificially and on sand, like Dubai.

I am sure our members know someone who knows someone who can finance us. Let’s look after ourselves for a change! So I’m putting out a request to our thousands of Lightminded readers:

Please send this article to as many friends and acquaintances as possible.

I and my team of experienced and highly qualified experts are prepared to make a full presentation to a potential financier anywhere in the world, at our own expense.

Regards
Coert Coetzee
coert@lightminded.com.

Brainwashing

Contrarily to what most people will believe nowadays is that I am actually an introvert and old friends from the distant past cannot belief that I present seminars and can speak in front of hundreds of people. In the old days it was difficult for me to speak in front of people in my home language and speaking in English was impossible!

How is it then possible that I can do it now as I am doing for the last seven years and even if I have to say so myself, I think I am not too bad! It is actually very simple. I told myself over and over I can do it and that I can even do it in English. The following article reminded me about those days. I hope you will enjoy it!

Positive Brainwashing

By Cornelis Boertjens on www.MindPowerNews.com

Brainwashing is a term perceived in a negative way by most people. But you know what, I think our brains could actually do with a bit of a washing sometimes!

You see, everyone comes into this world with a clear mind, and a belief that everything is possible. All is positive and well. Remember as a child, you could do and become everything, without any boundaries!

As we grow up however, we pick up beliefs, fears and limitations from our surroundings and peers that gradually form the person we are today. A lot of these beliefs unfortunately are negative and as we build our lives they limit us in our actions and being. Very often they therefore contribute to unhappiness or feeling unfulfilled in our lives and business.

It can be the smallest — seemingly harmless .........................

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