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Who is 
Lynne
Wilton?
Lynne Wilton is a passionate property investor striving to show others how to create wealth through property investment.
She began her own property portfolio at the age of 24 and over the years has had her name on over 28 titles all over Melbourne and Brisbane.
Lynne's 23 years of experience in the property investing market has helped her develop a broad knowledge and sound formula to help her clients invest in a successful property that will bring a great return and bright financial future.
For the last 3 years Lynne has built her company Solid Investment Property into a successful and trustworthy business centered on assisting her clients into an investment property that is right for them.
Whilst Lynne remains in a mentoring position, her coaching style is one that opens up all the options and opportunities that ultimately allows her clients to make their own independant choice in securing their future.
Lynne's program
Lynne's mentor program focuses on transforming peoples thinknig around investing and paves the way for people to successfully commence and build a property portfolio that will put their future first.
Lynne and her team provide many services, including:
What property will make a good investment
How to organise finances
How to reduce your debt
How to pay less tax and increase your income after tax
Lynne's program works on a member for life idea; meaning that all her clients have the ability to buy one, or more investment properties with her continuous help and advise every step of the way.
Lynne charges a one time member for life fee
"This is not a get rich quite scheme, I work with my clients over a 10 year plan to help them invest in a property that will bring them peace of mind and financial security" Says Lynne
Lynne and her team developed the Coffee and Doughnut Theory as a metaphore for Lynne's program.
It is an idea that an investment property should follow in order to be successful.
A successful investment property is not in the doughnut's centre (the CBD), but on the doughnut's ring itself (close to the CBD but not in it). And if you can't get 3 cups of coffee within walking distance from the investment property then it may not be as successful as one that could.