Well as they say nothing is for nothing!
Yes I ventured out for a year and “had a go” at selling real estate. In that time I was invited as a speaker at Migrant Connections Taranaki in New Plymouth to talk about buying property in New Zealand.
On the night I handed out my presentation in booklet form to some twenty migrants and some representatives of Migrant Connections Taranaki and Citizens Advice Bureau who loved it so much that they found it worthy to hand out to future clients.
Reason being I managed to explain in simple English some common terms used in the Sale and Purchase process which is appealing language wise as well as visually.
I have now published this booklet on Amazon.com where you will be able to purchase it as a paperback, kindle, and more, all around the world! It’s a 24 page booklet which includes a few blank pages for note taking and comes with glossy cover.
Perfect for anyone considering a move to New Zealand as well as the true and blue Kiwi first home buyer.
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Following the interview about HOMELANDS THEN & NOW directly after the launch online on Stuff and also published in the North Taranaki Midweek, I was contacted by a representative of The Office of Ethnic Communities Te Tari Matawaka, Saya Hashimoto. She asked me for a telephone interview which I am happy to announce, has been published on their website ethnic communities (ethniccommunities.govt.nz). You may view the article Book celebrates migrants’ contributions to New Plymouth by Saya Hashimoto, 
Ingrid van Amsterdam 