Hi ,
Remember playing Monopoly? One property at a time, the rent adds up. Tomorrow evening, discover how that familiar idea compares with real-world property investing.
Dr Patrick Liew started from scratch and went on to build a portfolio of hundreds of properties. At this free seminar, he’ll share the journey and the strategies that helped him build his multi-million-dollar portfolio.
Of course, real property is more complex than a board game. Financing, risk, and choosing the right opportunity all matter. Come hear how Dr Patrick thinks about those decisions and learn safe, low-risk approaches to owning multiple properties in today’s age.
How to Own Multiple Properties Easily in Today’s Age
Wednesday, 14 October 2026
Seminar starts at 7:00 PM · Registration opens at 6:30 PM
Singapore time (GMT+8)
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Come with your questions and an open mind. I’d be glad to see you there.
Warmly,
Alaric Ong
2 comments
Your analogy of Monopoly’s incremental rent to real‑world cash flow effectively highlights how modest gains can compound into a substantial investment portfolio. The https://oklahomacountyassessorss.org/homestead-exemption/ illustrates a key tax lever that can protect and enhance that growth. Citing Dr. Patrick Liew’s progression from zero to hundreds of units adds tangible credibility to the strategy. I appreciate the focus on low‑risk financing, as early awareness of risk tolerance helps avoid costly errors, and I look forward to the upcoming session and the actionable discussions it will generate.
Your analogy of Monopoly’s incremental rent to real‑world cash flow effectively highlights how modest gains can compound into a substantial investment portfolio. The https://oklahomacountyassessorss.org/homestead-exemption/ illustrates a key tax lever that can protect and enhance that growth. Citing Dr. Patrick Liew’s progression from zero to hundreds of units adds tangible credibility to the strategy. I appreciate the focus on low‑risk financing, as early awareness of risk tolerance helps avoid costly errors, and I look forward to the upcoming session and the actionable discussions it will generate.