So steve will you offer a money back guarentee, if like you said some one doesnt make 2 million in property like you said as you said will you give them there money back?

Hi Quentin,

Your 2.2 cents including gst is worth lots more to me. thanks for your input. I am trying to learn as much as possible about investing, and every little bit helps. Obviously, I still need to separate the wheat from the chaff!

Regards Dot.

Of coarse i dont have any credibility, i am the only one who can see that this system is not the answer, have a look at steve, he doesnt want have the word wrapping in his new book! why you ask, because people un like you people in this forum are able to sniff out a scam. I erge all of you to get a copy of his book and to see the different tack…[Read more]

Hi Steve,

“POSITIVE PROPERTIES”
Accelerate 0-130 properties in 3 years
By Steve McKnight

Best Selling Author!!!!!

Goodluck
Lisa[:0)]

Hilery, Do you have any idea what you are talking about. You say that the property market will never pop! So what are you say that if you do your research you will have a property returning 20% a year? Well you did say the property market wouldnt burst. The property market on average in sydney has been going up on ave of 20% p/a for the last 3…[Read more]

quote:
Dear All,

Wow – what a response. I was expecting only a couple of messeges. Thank you very much for your advice, your experience and suggestions.

I like the suggestions about detailing all my fears about each investment decision. Would people mind if i posted back some questions i may have on overcoming some of the risks? I guess i…

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I think a title that encapsulates the searching, and sometimes rescuing (renovating) would get in a lot of the regular “Hot Auction, Location, Location, Better Homes and Garden” type investors (the majority!!) that are out there at the moment. Therefore I propose:

Real Estate Search and Rescue
‘From 0 to 130 properties in 3 years’

or

The…[Read more]

Hi All
This is a really frustrating situation for Persistent and I have heard of another similar incident that happended to a friend years ago, where she could not get the tennant out of her house who had defaulted on rent, ( they still had to pay banks etc for their loans) He then continued to stay free of charge on the grounds of bereavment due…[Read more]

Kutty,

It would probably depend on the equity you have in your other investment. You could use this as security for the other unit.

Petters

Hi All & scotty
In my small experience 3 renovation properties. I try to buy them structurally sound, good area, but run down so I can get a better price. The bank will only give me 80% of my negotiated purchase price.
I then renovate them to living standard and then pay for a valuer to revalue. After renovations but before the tennant moves in.…[Read more]

Hi All

RE: Gas
In my case it is the tennants responsibility to organise the gas and pay etc if they empty. It should be treated like their electricity bill.

Cheers Isagold

Hi all
Well I find that when I am in a book store now I tend to steer away from all the books about secrets, 10 steps, fast quick easy money with long titles! etc etc.

So to take a real estate pun! ( From position!)

Positive!
Positive!
Positive!
0 – 130 Properties in 3 years
Cheers Isagold

Thank you both for your replies. I have been concentrating on Brighton as today, but also looking into Birkdale

Chris

Try

http://www.somersoft.com/forums/sho…p?threadid=7265

and

http://www.somersoft.com/forums/sho…p?threadid=6458

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Hi Steve,
Your book certainly does sound promising and the way you have written it makes people who are interested in property investment – (but dont know that much about it)interested in buying it.
The only change that I would suggest and it has already been covered in some of the replies is:

So with all this in mind, should you buy this…[Read more]

Thanx for replying Quasi! I noticed you answer alot of posts!

well i cld only afford another property,(for now)
but it wld only return probably an extra $30(australian) per week.

i have taken into consideration management fees, strata fees, insurances, water and shire rates, and repairs…. i wld have to pay out extra from my pocket to pay for…[Read more]

Hi jg1234,

I am looking to postive gearing an $80k property for $30 extra p/w. hopefully purchase @ 75K.

In ur opinion what do u think is the better option, interest only or principal and interest loan?

I am also hoping the area and hence the property will appreciate say 15-20% in the next 18-24 months.

Thanx!
Julian[]

Hi Sandi,

As a former real estate salesperson your post brings to my attention a couple of points. These points relate to how I operated in NSW and may not apply to SA but here goes.

1. Your written offer by law should have been submitted to the vendor regardless of how busy the agent was. This admission alone on his behalf could see him in…[Read more]

Hi all,

I would bite the bullet and get a valuer to do a valuation that is based on fact ,for a fee of approximately $200-300, rather then pay the agent $150 dollars for their opinion!

Cheers Isagold

I agree that if you have gotten benefit out of what the site says and if you are more careful in future then that is great.

What I said was merely my personal opinion and for me if I had not read Rich Dad Poor Dad I would still be running around the ratrace with no plans to get out. I may still be in the ratrace, but I now have a plan to get out,…[Read more]