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    Refund Homeloans charge nearly $70,000 to buy a franchise.

    They have > 400… amazing to me!

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    I agree number 8, through clever structures one can acquire more properties than just buying in own name and killing servicability for further borrowings.

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    Very clever.
    Sometimes hard to get the panel list

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    Thank you wealth4life, we appreciate the endorsement

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    visit http://www.brokersite.com.au to learn about becoming a mortgage broker
    start part time, no joining fees

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    Lots of information about strategic alliances and commission sharing at http://www.brokersite.com.au

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    My friend just SOLD a superb waterfront in Surfers for 3.7… valuation came in 2.8, deal dead!

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    Very interesting development for the broker space.

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    very hard to place this type of loan in this current market

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    We work with several mortgage managers who might look at wholesale rates

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    visit http://www.brokersite.com.au for details and opportunities to become a mortgage broker

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    visit http://www.brokersite.com.au for details and MB opportunities

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    yes, that would be nice!

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    I agree. Phew!

    Watch your blood pressure.

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    v8ghia wrote:
    hi Dr. Spock,
    I think a lot of stuff has been covered her with the other posters, (other than the one with the development suggestion……you' just gotta wonder sometimes!) 

    Wonder about what!

    I made that suggestion.

    You think developing property is a stupid idea?

    There is more to property than just buying and sitting for 20 years.

    Or, as per your suggestion put together a kitty fund. Yep 10 years from now @  $100 p/w I'll have my deposit. Woohoo!

    A lot of people just do not find this interesting or exciting.

    Ever consider ed that might be Spocks problem.

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    It is Seiza

    They charge >8% interest and max 80% LVR

    The following is a guide.

    yr 1 u pay 4 % and the remaining 4% is capitalised onto the loan.

    yr 2 u pay 5% and capitalise 3%

    yr 3 u pay 6% and capitalise 2%

    yr 4 u pay 7% and capitalise 1 %

    Yr 5 onwards u pay normal rack rate

    The figures are not precise but pretty close .

    Can help with cashflow but will eat equity.

    Consider yr own internal version where u create a LOC and capitalise interest to marry yr cashflow.

    R U obtaining tax benefits weekly? This often fixes cashflow problems. Talk with yr accountant.

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    Hi Jack, welcome to the forum.

    U will find this to be an excellent platform for knowledge and possible contacts.

    As a newbie, just read and search threads of interest.

    There is feedback for most questions.

    There are some great success stories, like yr friend, there are also tales of sorrow.

    Enjoy the journey of discovery

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    You mention that u r going to c an "Investment Company".

    Property investment companies can b very dangerous.

    They are renowned for selling overpriced properties.

    Not a lttle overpriced, VERY overpriced.

    To balance your thinking consider visiting http://www.jenman.com.au

    He means well as a consumer advocate.

    He recently exposed an group called Insight (search for 'Insight Group" article from his site).

    Massive overpricing scam. And they sell many  properties over many years to unsuspecting targets.

    U don't want yr first experience to be negative.

    There is no mad rush. Do yr homework, avoid Investment companies, get independent valuations and use yr own solicitor.

    Good luck

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    Buying well will help with affordability.

    You might find that developing a property might offer you better returns PLUS instant capital gains.

    Start with a duplex maybe.

    Sell 1 side and keep the other.

    The numbers might excite you!

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    Spock

    Maybe its too passive to turn him on!

    He might believe that the same $ could be more profitable in the business than in bricks and mortar.

    Consider a small development or subdivision with exciting profit opportunities.

    This might add the BUZZ to turn him around.

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