Anyone used Property Education program by PK Gupta?

I agree. Problem is when there is a correction. Rising tide lifts all the boats.

 

I hear this often but to me it's a meaningless statement. Sure, most properties rise in boom times. But so what? What I want are properties that won't just rise but outperform. Also, a cooling market doesn't see all boats retract equally. I want properties that will also be resilient when markets cool.

The value is always in the details.

 

What happens after every nice price rise a myriad of new "guru" with the secret sauce to picking the perfect property when all they could've done is take the dog for a walk and buy the place where he stops to water the tree out front.

Getting above standard returns is the skill, though it will take many years before that's apparent.
And of course there's plenty ways and means to ahcieve that.
In this case imo the skill was having the million dollar income much more than buying a few properties, though buying IPs is mostly a good thing.

 

Dont be silly, its all down to luck.

 

Wow. No client feedback for my initial post for almost a year, but now PK and many clients suddenly appeared and posting reviews over the last few days (I too would have done the course if I saw these comments lol).

Anyway no doubt that PK is a very good at marketing as I have seen in many of his fb group posts. You just need to filter out the marketing aspects of the posts to see the beneficial info.

 

ok, so what did you do in the last year… cos I can tell you if u jumped into perth u would have made money…. Not too late btw

 

Bought in Sydney and about 20% capitol gain so far

 

Well done, good for you

 

I'm exactly the same as you, TIME is valuable to me. We decided to " Invest and empower ourselves " by purchasing PK's course to make sure we have an edge when making life changing decisions. After all buying a property is very scary especially if you don't know what to look for besides the usual factors: near shops, schools, transportation, workplace etc.

There are factors that we would never have considered without the guidance and tips from the course and the weekly mentorship sessions - all from different investors with difference experience/financial backgrounds.

Is it worth investing on PK's course? YES.

Why do we think its worth it? What you're paying for is insight from years of experience based on ever changing market dynamics and data which would be difficult to interpret as a beginner investor.

One of the most beneficial features of the mentorship is to be able to ask ANY questions regarding the way you have conducted your due diligence, choices of property even down to issues you may possibly encounter with which PK and the other mentors will happily answer within 2 business days.

We hope that this helps future investors in making their decision.

 

if your strategy works for you, Congratulations

We decided to make a client feedback regarding the course to make sure future investors have all the information they need to make a decision.

I personally just stopped coming in here ( Property chat forums ) after browsing here for months. I don't like bad mouthing other people but I had the conclusion that most " advisers" in here are well... just like any advisers... Have their own personal agenda.

 

I agree with these sentiments.

Property "EXPERTS"

CHECK THEIR MOTIVATION
• Why do they do this? Because many of these people are actually sellers agents or project marketers who obtain handsome commissions, finders fees or other financial rewards for encouraging you to buy certain properties, even if the properties they recommend may not achieve your property investment goals.

CHECK THEIR CREDIBILITY
• You should also check to see what others are saying about these experts. Google the person’s name, together with words such as “scam” or “spruiker” and see what pops up. Have they been investigated by ASIC, the ACCC, or government watchdogs such as Consumer Affairs or Fair Trading? You might be surprised!

Do Your Due Diligence!

 

Btw, I am not PK client

 

Networking…. Networking
Make re agents your friend. Easiest way to make money in property is buy in a rising market. Not hard to work it out.

Adding value another, not rocket science but picking up the land at the right price. More work

 

Checked PK Gupta's reviews, oldest review was in mid 2020 and most of the reviewers appeared to be first time buyers. Interestingly there was also a review from one of his employees.

 

Hi team just wanting to see if anyone has any recent experience with PK GUPTA course?
It offers structured property advice and suburb selection using data. There is another post on here, but wondering if anyone had any non bias recent experience. Basically the suburb selection is what I’d be really keen to utilise. Is there any other courses or services similar, non BA ?

 

No experience and I've never used anything like this kind of service.

What does he offer that your own due diligence/research cannot offer? Paying for data based advice sounds to me like your just paying for his time he put in to research and to nicely put together an information pack of certain suburbs your interested in and based on that you make your decision?

If that's the case why cant you do that research yourself?

 

may I ask what data indicators one would be looking at. There’s are they main ones like DOM and vacancy rates, but what would set aside they data points. Also what about zoning location. Looking at suburbs or towns where areas can’t be Built out anymore ?
Do you know any decent data sites. Also what’s your prediction for 2022 for performing suburbs, North QLD, Perth, Adelaide ?

 

He's very anti-BA.

Very anti-BA because his business model depends on it. I find it quite hypocritical that he charges $6k a pop, yet slams buyers agents for their $10k to $15k fee. $6k a pop for material that he has already written and can sell over and over with minimal touch, he has a much better business model than BAs if you ask me

He talks about being financially fee yet charges 6k a pop for a course. I'm always wary of 'finfluencers' like that.

Also vocally very anti-Logan which is a bit weird to me. Maybe because his competition is usually BAs that buy in the Logan area. Buy his course to find out why his 'data indicators' don't tell a good story for Logan, contrary to what most BAs will say.

Read his FB posts though, something just doesn't rub me the right way. Posts seem too sprukerish and non-transparent.

He seems to have good reviews though.