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    A friend of mine works at one of the mines near muswellbrook, not sure which one. He told me to put a 20c piece in the middle of a dinner plate. The 20c piece is how much coal they are mining at the moment. The rest of the dinner plate is what's left to mine in the future. Rest assured there will be work in the hunter valley areas for many many years to come. Fly in fly outs don't tend to apply to these areas either; most employees are found  between central coast and Newcastle. Muswellbrook and surrounding areas show strong future prospects. 

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    Hi Amanda,
    I came to the winning formulas for success seminar in melbourne a couple of months ago and was thouroughly impressed with what Ana was able to fit in in one day. I was lucky enough to share a glass of wine with Ana and some of her team afterwards, and she mentioned that you  were heading off to America to look at investing over there? I was just wondering how you went?

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    I, too, am interested in buying this package. If there is anyone else who has it and would like to sell it please make it known.

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    Thanks Paul, I've looked onto these vendor finance admin companies and it seems like the way to go for me for now. I'll see how i go with that and make a decision about applying for an ACL afterwards. Thanks to everyone for their helpful info.

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    Thanks Paul, it's just that I've heard that it is only going to get harder over the next few years to obtain an ACL, so I was looking into doing it early to be prepared. However in your information sheet above, you state that nothing in the new NCC requires you to have an ACL if you are providing credit for the sale of your own property(s). So lets say, for arguments sake, i have a property. A few months after the tenant moves in, I give them the option of providing credit to them to purchase the property from me under an instalment contract. Because it was my property to begin with, would this mean I would be exempt from needing an ACL in this instance? Because I probably wouldn't be doing this very often, this sounds like it may be a better option for me if it is feasible.

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    Hi Paul

    How much is your course and when are the Sydney dates?

    I have never done a wrap, I don't even own any IP's, yet. So for someone like myself who has no previous experience, realistically, what are my chances of my application being accepted if i do your course?

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    Hi Paul

    Thanks for your input, I'll be sure to check out your website

    Cheers Jeff

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    Yep, thought so. Hardly seems worth it. I shall pursue other avenues. thanks Greg.

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    Sure Fire wrote:
    Hi All,

    We are a small group of Australians who have been buying investing in property over the last couple of years. We have been informally servicing a small group of investors buying properties in USA.  Recently, we decided that there is huge opportunity here for Australian to invest so we decided to formalise the service and we are in the process of setting up a company to assist fellow Australians.

    We travel back and forth between Australia and USA.  Our home is in Australia.  We are currently in USA in Las Vegas for the last 2.5 months doing property deals.  I can tell you that the property market is moving here for good properties and the prices being offered are over and above the asking price and they don't last on the market very long.  We have missed out on a number of porperties where we offer 10-20K above the asking price offering cash contract to miss out on the property. Of course, there are the properties that sit there for ages so please beware of those as they have not sold for a reason.

    Another point to be aware of is that the properties look great on the net only to find that there are issues with the property when we visit them.  For example: missing kitchen cabinets, appliances, cupboard doors, broken or missing windows, missing window covering and light fittings, pools that are green on viewing but it was blue on the internet, spas that were full that are now  dry and desolate, plants that were healthy in the photos are dead when we did the inspections.  So, what looked like a great buy requires additional injection of capital to bring it up to rental standard.

    This is why we assist others to buy properties.  We charge a modest fee and work within your budget. The price you pay is the price we negotiate for you, we assist with the legals, finalcials and sub-contractors where necessary.  We are also looking into setting up property management for fellow Aussies (if there is a demand) so that we can have good quality management of our investment. 

    Anyway, this is in a nut shell what we do. If we can assist you please let us know.

    Happy Investing,

    Kim

    Again Kim please can you leave some way of contacting you I'm very interested in the services you have to offer!!

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    Hello Sure  Fire (Kim) I am very interested in getting in contact with you I've been trying to find someone to assist me with the ins and outs of buying in US. The current market seems like a gold mine ripe for the picking but I need someone in the know to help me dodge the land mines in between. How do I go about getting in contact with you?

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    Hi there,
    Just wondering if anyone has done Dean Parker's 1 Day course on renovating for profit? I am thinking of forking out 800 bucks to do it and would love to hear from anyone who already has and can vouch for it. I came close to signing up to a similar course (Renovating for Profit with property renovation king and queen Stephen Tolle and Cherie Barber) which was a bit pricier at around $5000. I know that everything they teach i could work out myself over time but i figure i can make back the money I spent on the course reasonably fast even if it were from  avoiding a costly mistake I learnt from them without having to learn the hard way. I am a painter and have many connections in the buildng industry therefore the costs of renovating are of lower concern to me than say someone who knows very little about the building industry. All I need is the knowledge in how to generate profits from this and I'll be set. Any feedback on this would be much appreciated.

    Also, to anyone who is well experienced in property renovation I will pay you generously to personally teach me waht you know.

    Thanks.

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