Many people remember with a shudder the massive stockmarket crash In New Zealand, as in many countries, it came on the back of an unprecedented share and property boom when it seemed that huge sums of money could be made for the asking. One of the stars of the New Zealand scene at that time was Olly Newland, founder of Landmark, wheeler and dealer supreme. Banks virtually queued at his door to lend him money, the media for advice and comment, and he was in demand as a speaker to investor groups. Then, beginning in New York, the market suddenly crashed. In this book Olly Newland gives an insider's view of the build-up and the let-down - and lays the blame firmly at the doors of banks and governments. Readers may never trust either again. In this special edition, released on the 20th anniversary of the 1987 crash, Olly Newland reflects on how little and how much has changed since then. As well as giving a valuable insight into the events of the crash, he shows how it's still possible to make a respectable living from investing in property, giving practical and up-to-date advice for those wanting to build wealth and ongoing income from property investing.

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