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a better choice / abc financial group pty ltd1 2joanne76 [6 Posts] I received a telemarketing call for a company called a better choice and this one has changed our lives. Joanne76 gibbo1 [74 Posts] what a glowing endoresment from a first time poster. maybe i should be spending more time talking with telemarketers Millionaire in ... [142 Posts] Hello Joanne76 Wow you sound really impressed. god_of_money [207 Posts] I don't mind talking to telemarketer if they are paying me $$$ from talking to them. Investing in hotel room... hmm.... sounds interesting!!! joanne76 [6 Posts] Hi S
Qlds007 [4379 Posts] Hi Joanne Sorry can you tell me how when the property is costing you a $130 / week you are intending to use it as a tool to pay off your mortgage. Call me slightly suspicious but are we getting an steady increase of these types of posts. Perhaps the high pressure property investment sales to unsuspecting buyers is a drying up market...... one can only hope so. Cheers Yours in Finance acelliers [13 Posts] joanne76 wrote:
"We then booked a visit into there office and went in there last week 7/8/2008 and they took us through their presentation and discussed with us about commercial property as well as residential property. Hi Joanne76 I was just wondering how all of these "promotional emails" contains the same grammatical errors and spelling mistakes. Do you guys work from a template? It is also interesting to see the post replies "dry up" when the questions get difficult. Hope it works out for you. Anne joanne76 [6 Posts] sorry Anne, Qlds007 [4379 Posts] Joanne Wondered if Better Choice are related in anyway to Premier Finance ? Cheers Yours in Finance joanne76 [6 Posts] Richard joanne76 [6 Posts] We know they are related to The Asian Pacific property group but i don't know about Premier Finance. god_of_money [207 Posts] Hi Joanne, Did you get an external valuation of 'the property'? Just for my curiosity.... Cheers acelliers [13 Posts] joanne76 wrote:
sorry Anne, Hi Joanne I don't have any questions regarding you posts - I observed though that you have not answered the questions from other forum members? The only advice that I would like to offer is that if this is your first property transaction you really need to do your homework and not take the word of just anyone that would like you to part with $500k? Anne imugli [80 Posts] joanne76 wrote:
Richard Yes, but you've said it's COSTING you $130.00 per week. How are you paying down your debt when something is COSTING you $130.00 per week? Do you know how negative gearing works? It COSTS you money just to pay the interest on the loan you take out, before the pricipal is even touched... Not the best way of paying down debt I've ever heard of... Qlds007 [4379 Posts] Imulgi Precisely the reason why i asked the question. Seems to me like the office plants dont really understand how - gearing works. Cheers Yours in Finance god_of_money [207 Posts] Hi Richard Didn't you know that..."Property value will double every 7 years" :) LOL (sarcasm) I m sure this is the selling point to unsuspecting buyers. Plus the depreciation cost etc... Qlds007 [4379 Posts] Course GOM silly me. Cheers Yours in Finance imugli [80 Posts] Qlds007 wrote:
Imulgi Some 22 year old fresh out of uni with a degree they'll never get a job for, no doubt... :-) god_of_money [207 Posts] Hi Joanne, Just another insight on investing in hotel room. Q/A with Noel Whittaker http://www.domain.com.au/Public/Article.aspx?id=1216492338730&index=QA For your own reference in the future Cheers joanne76 [6 Posts] Hi guys, It's Chris here Jo's husband and I just want to put in my 5 cents worth. Basically the way it will pay off the line of credit is by putting rent and tax benefits (via tax variation) into the mortgage along with both our wages reducing the interest paid on the principle amount. (interest being calculated daily and charged monthly although I shouldn't have to remind a MORTGAGE BROKER of this!?!?). The cost of $130 per week is the "shortfall" difference between the holding costs (OUTGOINGS) including repayments, management etc... on the property and the amount of return (INCOMING CASHFLOW) including the rent and the tax benefits via, as mentioned earlier income tax variation form section 15/15 see ato website for details. Before we attended the session with ABC Jo was looking for some POSITIVE feedback about any companies that could help us step into investing because as you can all see just about EVERYONE is talking negative and we have seen a lot of tall poppy syndrome around and people making every excuse under the sun NOT to invest. We do not need to put up with that from friends or family OR any "open forum" it seems not much gets questioned except for positive feedback?!? I believe a certain amount of scepticism is required in life but at some point you also need to take a plunge. Worst case scenario we can always sell it and if we need to cop a loss I will put it down to life experience. To anyone that has bothered to read this far I would happily reccomend ABC, it's early days yet, but so far we are very pleased with the service and professionalism they have shown. I would like to wish everyone happy investing in the future. Chris. Chris White [36 Posts] Good for your guys, for taking the plunge and investing. I think what some of the forum people are alluding to with their comments are that one should focus more on the underlying asset, the quality of that asset and how it will likely perform in the future. Often some investment groups highlight the tax benefits and 'home gearing & debt reduction strategies' as a means to sell their stock. Always look at who is paying these people - is it the developer of the product or you? (i.e. are they really sales agents and representing the vendor of the property). Tax benefits are a bonus - the performance of the property will make you the most money over time. Well done and good luck. Chris White T 1300 664 373 | F 02 9966 5608 | Subscribe to our free newsletter at www.prospergroup.com.au | Visit our weekly property market updates - www.prospergroup.com.au/blog 1 2 |
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