The Property Locators Club

Martin Welch with Fleet Street Publications.

 The Property Locator Private Club  offers access to no-money-down and cash-back properties, many which have built-in profit margins of up to £50,000. First set up in September 2003  offering money fairly quickly from property so members could escape the "rat-race", and several of those people have apparently gone on to become property millionaires!

The idea behind The Property Locator is that ‘guru’ Martin Welch will teach you how to find bargain properties in the UK.

You then pass them onto a team who finish the deal.

For a bit of paperwork, you can apparently earn £20,000 a month. But first you have to pay £252.77 (plus VAT) Then you get sent a 7-hour video CD worth £499.00 and one day private training with Martin Welch.

This is all well and good and above board. If you’re new to property these materials will be interesting. So on that level, this is a genuine opportunity, even if the promotion is a bit over-hyped.

If you’re into property…  then by all means go for it.

But beware that membership involves going to seminars, where you’ll be encouraged to ‘upgrade’ your membership to one of their many programmes. These will cost you a fair bit of money.

Oh, and you may have to go to Slough.

I also wonder about a couple of things… if you found a really good property deal, wouldn’t you want to exploit it yourself, rather than pass it on?

The Home Study Course explains how to make £20,000 a month from property...and how to build a £1 million property portfolio within two years.

The Property Locators Club is priced at £297 (including VAT) with a 100% risk-free 14-day guarantee. That seems fair!

Website: www.property-locators-club.co.uk

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