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    May 5, 2005 - 3:35 am

    thanks guys that really cleared it up for me, i basically forgot that there are blocks of land which are very large and thus can be subdivided.
    i kept trying to think how can a piece of land be subdivided if there’s no space for that to happen, as where i live only has house, backyard, frontyard as any other average suburban house.
    thanks for that, i was just stuck inside the box in that one.

    Cheers !

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    May 5, 2005 - 12:53 am

    “Subdivision is the breaking up of a property on one title into two or more different titles.”

    i’m still not too clear, does the house go from having one owner to two ? Can that be done on a single house ? or are we talking about units? sorry but i’m not 100% clear on that.
    does it mean that two houses are built on one land and when you subdivise the houses are now owned by seperate people ?

    thanks for the reply

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    May 2, 2005 - 7:37 am

    thanks for everything guys that very useful

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    May 2, 2005 - 5:17 am

    thanks for the detail everyone

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    May 1, 2005 - 5:35 am

    I’m located at south-eastern suburbs or melbourne, Wantirna south to be exact. and i’m currently studying Economics and Finance.

    “Is it formal work experience for your course?”

    I do have formal work experience for my course next year, however i wanted to do something with the spare time i’ll be presented with in June and i personally think it’s a great opportunity to get some experience and confidence before the formal uni interviews start themselves, and you never know, maybe it could lead to it becoming my formal uni work experience.

    thanks

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    April 28, 2005 - 7:49 am

    thanks for the replies guys, im now currently reading the second book from steve and am interested in attending one of the seminars to get as much knowledge as i can.
    about the fact that i can work to try to find opportunities for someone else… How does that work ?

    the concept of Time Rich – Money Poor (me) joining with someone who is Time Poor – Money Rich, is that a common thing or very rare ?

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