Q+A: Investing & Landlording in Auckland
If you have burning tax, tenancy and legal questions Auckland Property Investors' Association will be featuring Huw Evans (property manager), Kristine King (lawyer) and Nick Ashford (accountant).
Each panellist will talk briefly about important developments in their respective industries and spend the rest of the session doing nothing but answering your questions.
Subject areas
● Landlording/property management;
● Accounting;
● Legal;
The panellists at this session are:
Huw Evans, property manager from Barfoot & Thompson
Kristine King, lawyer and director of Duncan King Law
Nick Ashford, accountant from Withers Tsang.
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