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This Thursday (Sept 24th) we are going to diving into this topic in depth, but even if you are not yet investing in Abbotsford, you will want to be there. Here's why:
It does not matter in which city you currently invest (or which province for that matter). Time changes everything and it is critical that you stay on top of the economic pulse of your target city and others around. Your money MUST work harder than you and that is why a Strategic R.E.I.N Real Estate Investment Network Investor is continually on the look-out for a city with strong potential for economic and population growth.
We don't sit back and let past perceptions get in the way of pragmatic investment decisions. And that is why we are always proud to "Bring a City To You" at the live REIN Workshops. Whether you decide to invest in that city is not as important as seeing and hearing how we, the REIN Team analyze a region for future potential.
That is why I am urging you to mark your calendar to ensure you are in attendance at this Special REIN Workshop on Thursday the 24th. Where we will be analyzing, discussing and pointing out opportunities located right here in the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley. The growing and diversifying city of Abbotsford.
How about this commentary from the well respected Fraser Institute as a small starter:
"Developers, leave the scissors at home – the City of Abbotsford has the least red tape in Metro Vancouver. According to the Fraser Institute's first survey of Metro Vancouver building regulations, the city is the least regulated municipality when it come to getting a project built."
What matters is that you invest in a region with future potential, after we (including you) get to quiz the Mayor, Planners, Economic Development Team and executives of Abbotsford (face to face) you will be able to make a very clear decision on whether your money put there will work harder than you do!
Let's find out if "Abbotsford truly is the next decades economic engine in the Lower Mainland"
PS Remember the Dragon's Den Business Plan for real estate investors pre-meeting. Another do not miss segment
It does not matter in which city you currently invest (or which province for that matter). Time changes everything and it is critical that you stay on top of the economic pulse of your target city and others around. Your money MUST work harder than you and that is why a Strategic R.E.I.N Real Estate Investment Network Investor is continually on the look-out for a city with strong potential for economic and population growth.
We don't sit back and let past perceptions get in the way of pragmatic investment decisions. And that is why we are always proud to "Bring a City To You" at the live REIN Workshops. Whether you decide to invest in that city is not as important as seeing and hearing how we, the REIN Team analyze a region for future potential.
That is why I am urging you to mark your calendar to ensure you are in attendance at this Special REIN Workshop on Thursday the 24th. Where we will be analyzing, discussing and pointing out opportunities located right here in the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley. The growing and diversifying city of Abbotsford.
How about this commentary from the well respected Fraser Institute as a small starter:
"Developers, leave the scissors at home – the City of Abbotsford has the least red tape in Metro Vancouver. According to the Fraser Institute's first survey of Metro Vancouver building regulations, the city is the least regulated municipality when it come to getting a project built."
What matters is that you invest in a region with future potential, after we (including you) get to quiz the Mayor, Planners, Economic Development Team and executives of Abbotsford (face to face) you will be able to make a very clear decision on whether your money put there will work harder than you do!
Let's find out if "Abbotsford truly is the next decades economic engine in the Lower Mainland"
PS Remember the Dragon's Den Business Plan for real estate investors pre-meeting. Another do not miss segment