Everyday New Zealanders
Our investors are everyday New Zealanders who are wanting to set themselves up for the future. They're not necessarily professional investors or real estate moguls, and for many of them this will be the first house they've ever bought. For most Kiwis, the money they can make off a good property investment is equal to many extra years of full time working.
How are you planning to retire?
When we ask people how they’re planning to retire, we’re often met with the answer “I have no idea.” If you feel like this you’re not alone.
For the average Kiwi to enjoy a comfortable and stress-free retirement, they would need a lump sum of over $1,000,000 sitting in the bank earning interest. Obviously the average kiwi doesn’t have that kind of money sitting around, so finding a smart investment is essential if they want to maintain a good quality of life once they stop working.
How will you afford your dream home?
For younger Kiwis the possibility of owning their own home, let along their dream home, feels completely out of reach. What was once an achievable milestone for the average Kiwi has been unfairly taken away from younger generations thanks to rising property prices and living costs, student debt and flat wages.
For most young Kiwis it takes a lifetime of saving and struggling in order to save enough money for a deposit, and even then it’s usually not enough money to buy a house they actually want to live in. This has caused so many to give up hope of ever owning their own home, and become labeled ‘Generation Rent’.
What Our Clients Say
"I tried buying off and on for three years, always missing out. My boss made me call Martin. He bought a unit near my rented home in two days and organised the mortgage. I think it cost me a lot of money not meeting him sooner."
What Our Clients Say
“We are excited and buzzing with the thought we can secure rentals for our futures. We appreciate Real Estate Together's expertise and we realize we need to act quickly and smartly.”
What Our Clients Say
“Excellent presentation. I love Martin's passion and energy. His finger is on the pulse. Keen to have a one-on-one ASAP.”
