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About the website

Your Next Client presents a live seminar for real estate professionals, including an agenda, educational video and registration forms. Use the website for viewing this information and making a genuine attendance request.

Registration

Provide accurate information about yourself when requesting a seat. Completing a form or clicking its submit button does not, by itself, confirm your attendance. An unavailable or failed submission does not reserve a seat.

The seminar is advertised as complimentary. A registration request does not require a purchase.

Educational information

The seminar and video discuss approaches to client acquisition and home buyer grant programmes. They provide general educational information, not an individual assessment of eligibility or personalised legal, tax, lending or financial advice.

Grant availability, programme requirements and eligibility depend on the relevant programme and the applicant’s circumstances. Confirm current requirements with the programme administrator before relying on a grant in a transaction.

Results and testimonials

Examples, figures and testimonials describe the results presented on the website. They are not a promise of a particular grant amount, number of clients, income or business outcome. Individual results can differ.

Responsible use

Do not submit false registrations, impersonate another person, interfere with the website or attempt to access information you are not authorised to access.

Viewing the website does not grant ownership of its text, photographs, video or branding. Any use beyond what applicable law permits requires permission from the relevant rights holder.

Personal information

The Privacy Policy explains the information requested in the registration forms and how those forms work.

Updates and applicable rights

Website content and these terms may be updated. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or protections that cannot lawfully be excluded.