Everything members ask before joining, answered straight — no fine print.
Three ways: paid memberships, credit top-ups if you're a heavy user of the AI tools, and fees on partner services booked through the club. That's it. We don't sell your data, we don't take hidden commissions, and we don't clip your deals.
Statistics, not people. The AI BRAIN works on anonymised, aggregated numbers across the whole platform — what members typically pay, where the yields sit. Never your name, never your address, and registered-owner data from LINZ never enters any aggregate, full stop. It's all in our Privacy Policy in plain English.
No — we don't sell property, and we don't get paid by developers for selling theirs. Your deals are 100% your own, and the Deal Room is 100% a peer-to-peer deal-sharing noticeboard.
Yes. Your portfolio's yours alone — no other member can see it, and we don't sell your data. Nothing goes to the community or Deal Room unless you decide to put it there.
Yes. Join free and learn from every corner of the club — work with our partners, meet investors at a catch-up, and work your way through the Academy. When you're ready, run your first serious analysis with the ten credits we give you. Most members' first win is a deal they didn't buy.
Rely on it to prepare you, not to decide for you. AILA reads public records and your documents and is right far more often than a tired human at midnight — but AI can be wrong, and big decisions get confirmed with real professionals. That's written into our AI Policy, not fine print.
Yes — you can cancel directly from your account at any time.
No, we're a membership platform that hosts New Zealand's property investing community. We provide the tools, the network and the educators. Nothing we provide constitutes financial advice — we never look at your personal finances or tell you what to do, and our AI is gated so it can't give financial advice either.
Our What's changed page tracks the bright-line, LVR, DTI, tax and tenancy law changes that actually affect investors, dated to when each one took effect — not when it was announced. It's the fastest way to check whether something you read a while ago is still current.
No, and we'd rather tell you that straight than pretend otherwise. We've written an honest, six-way comparison of how New Zealanders actually learn property investing — free resources, associations, membership platforms like us, professional advisers, books and podcasts, and paid mentoring — including where each one falls short.
Still have a question? We're happy to answer it directly.
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