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    Badgers_R_Us – you were absolutely right. Even one month later people are saying "you ain't seen nothing yet".

    Lost confidence is very difficult to regain, yet we see individuals putting off property investments partly because they think prices will drop further, or they don't think they can pay off the loan. Some are even stopping simpler pleasures, such as concert tickets.

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    There is one more interpretation, from the seminar organiser's viewpoint. He only wants mugs to attend, as they will help him maximise his ROI. He does not want brainiacs like the rest of us who will see through anything that is shonky. I also doubt if many organisers set out to cheat, although they may leave some facts unsaid.

    Newbie investors are not necessarily mugs. They are genuinely ignorant, hence they come to seek knowledge. They don't ask something they don't know they should ask. With luck, if they make a mistake, they will learn from their own experience.

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    Excellent input from crashy! I have known this to happen to people who are excited by the project and they decide to get a cost estimate, since they need that to borrow money. They hire an engineer and then they discover that the body corp and council also need to give their blessing.

    Better to describe wall dimensions as width x height but floors as length and breadth.

    Tell us how it goes.

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