Steve is actually looking to diversify. For those of you that don’t know yet, he is diversifying into agribusiness.

Just imagine his next book being on commercial property, with the sole purpose of informing us how to add a Chicken or Pig Farm to our ever so growing portfolios.

It’s all about keeping us amused and informed and to broaden our…[Read more]

A Lease Option Agreement would be more interesting I’d say.
Something definetally worth looking into, yeah sure would.

So send me heaps and I’ll create the best one ever.
All I’ve gotta do is take the best clauses and mix like a DJ.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

You’ve all been great help.
Thanks for the info, won’t forget.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Buy a commercial property.
One that is tenanted.
And with some time left on the lease.
Build relationship.
Organise refurb/renno/touch up.
Do this in negotiation with rent increase.
Property value gone up.
Rent has gone up.
Business still has premises to occupy.
Your loan is being payed off.
And your receiving nice passive…[Read more]

Originally posted by g7:
It sounds like a good time to negotiate, either price or guaranteed return, you might pick up some gem investments.

Good Luck…G7

Thanks for the response G7. But are you suggesting to negotiate just one or the other?

I’m waiting for a call back and figure I’ve got nothing to lose and they are looking to sell, so why…[Read more]

It was down but seems to be working again.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

LOL Now that’s one lucky bugger. Or something like that. LOL

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Hey Richard,

Thanks man. Another post you’ve come to aid. Appreciated.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Hey Richard,

Thanks for clearing that one up.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Cheers and thanks for your responses. I am now looking into it a little further with grossrealisation’s guidance.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Cheers mate. I am looking a little further into it with some guidance.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

Hey,

Yeah live in for continuos 6 months within 12 months of settlement or construction. So you’d be sweet.

Cheers,
Jacob.

‘Stay Happy and you’ll be Perfectly Fine’ – Jack

How about by e-mail – when submitting a written offer, is it acceptable by e-mail?

If it is in writing, does the real estate agent have an obligation to present it to the vendor?

-Nikhil

We live in Cairns and have enquired about sub-dividing a property. Yes, you do need to contact council – the town planning section. Approval will be subject to many things including zoning of other properties in the area, the masterplan for the suburb and impact.
If you live in Cairns I suggest you go into the council office, they are very…[Read more]

Thanks all. I completely agree with your sentiments – I am not after the house for my inheritance. I hope we find a solution where they can go and enjoy their years and their money.

Spend up – thats what I would want to do in mid 70’s.

I have just found a web-site: http://www.seniorsloans.com.au and now understand what a reverse mortgage is. Has…[Read more]

Hey Guys,
It’s all about sex sells what they think is going to be attractive to the public. By putting some westies on the show who they know are going to fool around. Alot of today’s tv shows have the whole “sex sells” concept going. Im not saying the show isnt going to be interesting but think how the younger viewer’s are going to take to the…[Read more]

Hey everyone,
Im glad there are so many young guns comming out of the wood work. I have been reading alot from this site only. As a first time poster still finding my feet i have actually learnt alot from the past few weeks of reading. So thanks guys

AND YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK !!!!!!!!!!

Sorry about the all over the place reply. But i hope you do find what your looking for

With the second link have a read about the architect John Mainwaring.