OPES Partners

Opes Partners is a leading property investment company in New Zealand, offering a comprehensive range of services to help you build a successful retirement plan. With their free Wealth Plan software, you can create a data-driven plan that is tailored to your specific needs and goals. Their expert financial advisers provide guidance and support throughout the entire process, ensuring that you make informed investment decisions.

Opes Partners ensures risk management by conducting a rigorous 23-step checklist for each investment property, ensuring that it is the right fit for their investors. They prioritize confident decision-making by providing comprehensive data, insights, and professional advice. The process is simplified, making it easy for you to navigate the complex world of property investment.

Their Opes Wealth Programme follows a three-step process, starting with planning out your new build property portfolio using their My Wealth Plan software. Then, their property partners find properties that fit your plan from a wide range of developers. Finally, you have a 10-day due diligence period to ensure that the property is the right investment for you.

The best part? The Opes Wealth Programme is completely free for you. They are paid a marketing fee by the developer only when you confirm that the property is the right fit. So, you can trust that they have your best interests at heart.

If you're open to investing in new builds and want a hands-off investing experience, then Opes Partners' programme is the right fit for you. However, if you prefer to do everything yourself or are looking for a quick overnight success, this may not be the right fit. With Opes Partners, you'll have a full team supporting you, each with their dedicated roles, ensuring that every aspect of your property investment journey is taken care of.

So, join the top-tier team at Opes Partners and start building your retirement plan today. Book your portfolio planning session and take the first step towards a comfortable retirement