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Vancouver, BC – Vision Investment Properties founder Thomas Napiontek has issued a prediction and a call to action for anyone considering property investing.

Vancouver, BC – Vision Investment Properties founder, Tom Napiontek, has cautioned both new and seasoned investors to be vigilant in the booming Canadian property investing marketplace.

Vancouver, BC, February 28, 2013 –On February 26, 2013, Tom Napiontek and a handful of other local real estate investment experts, welcomed a number of prospective new investors to a seminar providing comprehensive information on promising new...

Local real estate investment expert encourages international investment in Canada at recent GCFF show.

Tom Napiontek, local real estate investing expert, puts the call out for investors to attend informational session on February 26.

There is a reason the professionals working under the tutelage of Thomas Napiontek enjoy their jobs so much.

Tom Napiontek joins the Luxury Supercar Weekend Autoshow to benefit the Autism Society of British Columbia and give some much-deserving kids the thrill of a lifetime.

Tom Napiontek values his team of professionals, which is why he recently hosted a day of team building and fun for all away from the hustle of the office.

Tom Napiontek joins forces with the Heart & Stroke Foundation for its 25th Anniversary Becel Heart & Stroke Foundation's Corporate Bike Ride on June 3, 2012.

Tom Napiontek joins hundreds of Vancouver professionals at the 10th annual ESN Spring Business Expo.

Tom Napiontek takes the opportunity to discuss the three things every investor can look for in the market to determine whether timing and factors are optimum for investment.

Recently asked by Millsworth & Associates to join its blog to provide investment advice, Tom Napiontek took the opportunity to talk about mortgage swapping in a RRSP.

Napiontek and Campbell join forces with Canuck Place Children's Hospice to raise funds for some much-deserving children.

When a 8.9 earthquake and resulting tsunami rocked the shores of Japan, it was organizations like the Malaysian Red Crescent, along with everyday citizens like Tom Napiontek, who stepped in to make a difference.

With a zeal to help those organizations that help his local community, Tom Napiontek recently joined forces with the Salvation Army Vancouver Harbour LIght Soup Kitchen.