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Henry Sapiecha

Dear Henry Sapiecha,

We are pleased to announce the next National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) workshop in Perth.  Interested in learning about NRAS and how it can boost your personal wealth through property investing?  GPS is hosting NRAS seminars to explain the financial benefits to investors, how it works and what properties are available Australia wide.

NRAS Property Workshop

The National Rental Affordability Scheme explained

GPS is proud to provide Australian investors with the opportunity to take part in the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) with properties all over Australia.  This workshop will teach you about NRAS and the excellent tax free rebates/incentives for the next 10 years.

By supplying you access to a website especially designed to provide detailed analysis you will be able to assess the benefits of NRAS on a range of effective investment properties nationally

Some of the topics to be covered in depth are:

What is a NRAS?

Why NRAS was introduced.

Government Tax Free Incentives.

What are the financial benefits to the Investors?

What properties are available in Perth under NRAS and how do they compare?

How does GPS assist in choosing the best NRAS product Australia Wide?

A case Study and a lot more.

Perth Workshop Details:

NRAS workshop:

When: Wednesday 8^th September 2010

Location: GPS Perth Office – Suite 1, 251 Hay Street, East Perth WA

Arrive: 5:45pm for Registration, Networking & Refreshments
6:00pm Start – 7.30pm

We extend the invitation to you and your associates who you believe would also benefit from this education. You may register your interest for this workshop in your State.

Please RSVP at your earliest to confirm your attendance to the workshop by simply completing the online form: www.gpsnetwork.com.au/NRAS-Property.asp

Best Regards,

The GPS Team

Property Investment Information - www.gpsnetwork.com.au

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Published by Henry Sapiecha

I was wondering who was the first-ever millionaire.
SOME THOUGHTS FROM ANOTHER PERSON OF INTEREST ON INVESTING

It was a curiosity thing for me, as well as an opportunity
to do some research online to see what would come up.

I was amazed at what I found.

It gave me a real kick up the butt. Up until that point, I
thought I was an action-taker. Unfortunately I was driving
with the hand-brake on.

It's funny how these old secrets come up all of the time and
really shift your paradigm and get you going again.

OK, let's get into it. This is a 161 year old secret that
once you read this - it'll put "making money" into a whole new
perspective.

Success leaves clues, so I dug around and found the name,
John Jacob Astor.


Interestingly enough, he was an American from German
background.

Astor got rich in the early 1800's trading furs, tea, silk
and fine china. Principally a business person to start off
with, but that was not where his real fortune was made.

He invested his trading profits in something that would
prove to be even better...

Real estate.

His most profitable investments were in New York City where
he built a reputation known as the "Manhattan Landlord."

Before he died, he left these powerful words. Astor said,
"Could I begin life again knowing what I know and had money
to invest, I would buy every foot of land on the island of
Manhattan."

Astor passed away in 1848 leaving $20,000,000.00 to his
family.

$20 million is a lot even today but converted @ todays values it would be around about...

Wait for this...

$458 BILLION.

Now that's an insane amount of money.

This brief story about a person you've probably never heard
about has many powerful lessons, doesn't it?

Let's go through them quickly...

#1. Increase your cash flow

#2. Invest in real estate

...I did say quick and simple, it really  comes down to just
the above 2 things.

The parting words of John Jacob Astor should be written up
an posted somewhere where you can see it every day.

Sure, Astor is talking about Manhattan, but don't let that
limit you. Pick any major city around the world (even
Australia) in that time frame and you'd see a similar story.

This real estate thing isn't a fad or a passing-trend, you
would want to live for as long as you can and see as many
cycles as possible.

The sooner you start, the better.

NOTE> Imagine creating an empire that in 100 years time could
be worth $1 billion... The legacy that you would leave for
your family. Begin now.

Sourced and published by Henry Sapiecha 21st August 2009