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In SA.
Ok, will do thanks. Forgive my ignorance (I am new to all this), but what is the difference in the titles?
Sorry to interrupt guys, but can anyone help me??
Where would one find their materials Yack??
You sound a lot like myself. Have read both books, and did it in record time. I can honestly say the only time I read a book right to the end was throughout school- but I never enjoyed. Quite the opposite with Steve’s books!
I am also similar to you in the fact that it seems we are both still trying to find out the best way to go about investing that will best suit are own aspirations!
Best of luck.No worries. I also bought 0 to 130 Properties in 3.5 years not long ago. I also bought $1M in Property in 1 Year. That book was written this year and is much more ‘up to date’ with the current market trends. There is also quite a few resources available on this website that will help you gain knowledge.
As for the best way to start out- there is no right or wrong answer. It has to be what is best for YOU! It all depends on what you want to achieve, when you want to achieve it, and how hard you are willing to work to reach that goal.
Good Luck!!
Matt.
The 11 second rule (although still around in some places) is pretty much outdated now, due to the rise in housing prices. That however, does not mean that +ve cashflow properties do not exist- because they most certainly do!
That simple hey??
Thanks for that- appreciate your replies.
I have read in other forums a lot of complex contracts that must be drawn up. What are the basics of the contracts required??Cheers,
Matt.
I assume you are referring to his ‘Buyer Beware’ checklist.
Check out this link- https://www.propertyinvesting.com/buyerbeware
I think that is what you are after.Cheers.
Matt.
Thanks for your advice.
I thought that must have been the case. Are there still +ve cash flow properties out there?? I would much prefer to try and find my feet with investing locally before looking interstate and overseas….
What are your views on buying properties, renovating and then selling for a profit??
With the way the real estate market is at the moment- what is the best way to make money and build your portfolio?Thanks for the advice guys. I really appreciate it. I love the business card idea. I understand it will take some time to find the right properties. What sort of things do you look for when searching for properties? I have run a number of searches via the Internet, but I am always a little unsure of what criteria to enter…
Thanks again for your advice!
