Pizza & Property - First Home Buyers Seminar
Description
PIZZA & PROPERTY
A Free First Home Buyers Seminar
Thinking about buying your first home? Let’s make it a little less overwhelming.
Join us for a relaxed evening of pizza, and all things first-home buying.
We’ll break down the things you actually want to know:
How much could you potentially borrow?
How much deposit do you really need?
What are the banks looking for?
How can KiwiSaver help?
What happens once you find the one?
What should you look out for when viewing a property?
Plus, plenty of time for your questions.
Whether you’re just thinking about buying, saving your deposit, or already scrolling Trade Me Property at midnight this seminar is for you.
Come along for a night of Pizza & Property without the pressure.
Venue Vincis Pizza Napier
Date Saturday 19 Sept 2026
Time 1100am - 0100pm
FREE limited registrations
Register your interest below and we’ll be in touch with the date and time once confirmed.
Jasmine Burt - Property Brokers
Cassie Taane - Vesta Finance & Advisory
FAQs
- Who is this seminar for?
Anyone thinking about buying their first home whether you’re just starting to explore the idea, saving for a deposit, or actively looking at properties.
- What if I don’t have a big deposit yet?
That’s okay! You don’t need to have everything figured out before attending. We’ll discuss some of the options and steps that may help you get closer to your goal.
- Can I bring my partner, friend or whānau?
Absolutely! We encourage you to bring someone along, especially if you’re planning to buy together. Remember to register everyone.
- Will there be time to ask questions?
Definitely. There’ll be plenty of opportunity to ask questions throughout the day including the questions you might be too embarrassed to ask elsewhere!
- Is the seminar really free?
Yes! The seminar is FREE, but spaces are limited
- What happens after I register?
We’ll be in touch with the details. Keep an eye on your inbox for updates.
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