5 reasons why falling house prices are good for you!
Instant free equity in ANY property

Stop. Yes, you heard us correctly, and just listen for a moment. We've got some fantastic news about the housing market - House prices are dropping!

I can see that you're puzzled - you're wondering how on earth this is good news. Well it is. Let us explain. The more house prices drop the more opportunities there are for you to invest, and become a property millionaire.

Imagine for a moment that you have just bought a property worth £100,000 for only £80,000. This is an instant equity of £20,000 – for free.

Now more than ever, is the time to invest in property. With 75% of tenants seeking to extend their rental agreements and more following suit, you could build a £1 million property portfolio at no financial risk.

So the more bargains you can find the more substantial your profit. Now is truly the perfect time to invest.

You're probably now wondering – why would anyone want to invest when recent figures suggest that the market is going to fall a further 24%? Surely as an investor, these figures would eventually impact upon your own profit.

This is not true.

Would you believe leading companies in property investment laid the foundations for their success in the very same climate as we are in now? In 1989? They did. And how did they manage it? They researched, sought out the right properties and invested, invested and invested.

Everything is in your favour. Falling house prices, rising rental yields... you can harness it all and make the current economic climate your ally. Today.

The market is in your favour:

• According to Nationwide, the average house price in the UK has dropped by £4,000–£14,200 from our peak of 1 year ago – a 6.1% drop.
  

• Renting is 30–40% cheaper than having a mortgage
  

• Houses are simply not selling. For the 6th month in a row Estate agents have seen an increase in the number of unsold properties, rising from 74 to 77 this month
  

• In just 1 month, mortgage lenders have reduced the number of loans they will give by a further 16,000. Only 42,000 loans were handed out in May, compared to the 116,000 given out this time last year.
  

This means that there will be more desperate sellers trying to sell and more people wanting to rent - perfect for somebody that knows how to do buy-to-let.

Mortgage problems may hinder other traditional buyers, but not you. By attending Property Mentor's free 2 hour seminar you can learn all the strategies you need to invest even in the current market. And you can do it all without using your own money.

You will learn how to:

• Structure your properties for long term success – you can take advantage of the aggressive price cuts and find a bargain. Some are selling at 40% below the asking value
  

• Earn £300–£1,000 per property, per month – in a matter of days you could be on your way to investing in your first property. And with the rising rental yields, you could beat this £300 record and boost your income further