This isn’t theory.
Jason works with clients in real time—viewing properties, breaking down deals, and helping them execute with confidence, especially when it counts most.
Because knowing what to do is one thing…
Doing it properly is what gets results.
Jason Tan is a property investment coach and head honcho at Ronovationz, working on the front line of Auckland’s property market.
He helps clients find and secure properties below market value, unlock hidden potential through smart renovations, and create equity from day one.
Having started his own investing journey in 2002, Jason understands what it’s like to navigate property without the right guidance—and how much faster things move when you do.
Today, he works alongside his clients through real deals, real negotiations, and real results—especially in the auction room, where experience makes all the difference.
Because in property, the first deal matters… and getting it right can change everything.
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What are your hobbies?
Outside of property, Jason enjoys staying active, travelling, and making the most of the lifestyle that smart property decisions can create.
Why are you a property coach?
Too many people rely on guesswork or internet advice when it comes to property—and it often costs them.
I coach to give people clarity, real guidance, and the confidence to make the right move when it matters most.
What is your biggest motivation?
Watching clients go from unsure and sitting on the sidelines… to taking action and building real momentum.
That change in confidence is what motivates me.
Why should people choose Ronovationz
Because we don’t just teach property — we do it with you.
Most people are learning property in theory — we’re doing it in the real market.
At Ronovationz, you work on real deals alongside experienced coaches, backed by a trusted network of agents, trades, and industry contacts. It’s hands-on support that helps you find opportunities, execute with confidence, and move faster—without making costly mistakes.