SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Improvements under contract in the forum No Subject 23 years ago
Hi Leigh,
We did just what you mention here on the basis of telling our financier what we were planning to do and them agreeing before the project commenced.
We received 80% of the purchase price + 80% of our renovation costs.
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Financing the building of 15 units. in the forum No Subject 23 years ago
Hi Russell,
Thanks for your post and welcome to the forum.
I don’t have a lot of experience with developing property as such, however I think that getting the finance green light will have a lot to do with how many pre-sales you can orgainse, or how much of your own/investor’s money you plan to put down.
Maybe give The Money Shop a go as they…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Where to invest in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years ago
Hi,
There are two focuses you can have in property.
1. On the Property
This means you focus on the property, usually seeking capital gains returns. As such, position becomes very important.
Things that will increase the value are variables that add to perceived or actual value which cause demand > supply.
In the house vs. unit debate -…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic The 11 Second Rule in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years ago
Hi,
When I get the time I’ll create a web page specific to the 11 Second Solution.
Quickly, it’s:
((weekly rent /2) * 1,000)
It would be wise to do a search on the topic and see what comes up as there has been a lot of discussion in the past.
Have a wonderful day,
Steve McKnight
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Remember that success comes from doing things…[Read more]SteveMcKnight replied to the topic valuation or purchase price in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years ago
Hi,
My experience is the same as Nicks, which is not to say it can’t be done, just that it might be difficult.
Worst case scenario is to buy, wait six months and then refinance.
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic When is a deal a good deal? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years ago
Hi,
Whether or not it is a good deal is a matter of answering the following question:
“Will this property make a higher cashflow (cash on cash) return than leaving my money in the bank?”
If all you do is make money then you’ll have to make money.
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic CGT – Can I avoid or reduce it like this? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years ago
Hi,
Selling it to yourself, living in it for one year and then selling it again sounds a lot like a scheme to avoid tax and you would likely fall foul of the taxmans green audit pen IF you were caught.
The way around this is to mount a reasonable argument for why you had to move into the property and then why you decided to sell after a year.…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Changing trustee of the trust ?? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
The rules about changing the trustee will be outlined in the trust deed.
I can’t see why there would be a stamp duty/CGT issue as the assets are not be disposed of.
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic New to the game in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi EmmaB
Welcome to the forum. Thanks for your post and I wish you well with your searching.
As far as a glossary goes, try this one:
http://www.ljhooker.com.au/buy/buy_one.php?list=gloss
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic interest Only loan – fixed or var in the forum No Subject 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
He who asks no questions gets no answers!
What’s your intention with the property. If you see yourself selling within…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Defaulting Tenant in the forum Hotch Potch 23 years, 1 month ago
Terry –
Yes please! I’d love to know how it all works out. This is an excellent ‘case in progress’.
Bye,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic State by State in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
The more people find out about +ve cashflow the higher prices go… watch out what happens when the book is released [

]
Seriously, it’s all about supply and demand.
Now Soosh… mate… quit asking questions and whip [

] your husband into shape. Tackle the hard things first!
Cheers,
Steve McKnight
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Remember that success comes…[Read more]SteveMcKnight replied to the topic What can I expect to learn at THE SEMINAR ? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
There is some pre-reading to complete which Brent should have notified you of.
If you haven’t received it then please contact him at: brent@propertyinvesting.com
Beyond that… I think what AD has said about having an open mind is all that’s required. The notes provided are quite detailed.
Cheers,
Steve McKnight
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Remember…[Read more]SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Strike Three… You’re Out! in the forum No Subject 23 years, 1 month ago
Enough.
You’re out Paul277 – permanently.
All posts, no matter what the content, will from here on be deleted.
I’ve grown tired of your nonsense and abuse.
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Are these seminars worth? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
What’s the secret?
There are two reasons why I run seminars.
1. I don’t have a job as such, however I still need to generate capital to continue my investing to achieve my goals.
2. I actually enjoy sharing with others and have an interest in trying to help them on their own journey to financial independence.
I’m not a charity. What I…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Can Incomes Sustain Property Prices? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
What’s wrong here is that the average Australian is borrowing too much for their homes compared to their incomes.
This was echoed by the RBA governor in his recent speech.
It is more evidence that says when interest rates go up, people who have been fooled into buying -ve geared property will lose a lot of money.
People who overborrowed for…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Bubble burst in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Enough!
I’ll not let one person with a chip on his shoulder cause the integrity of this forum to be questioned.
AD is right, if by my actions history deemes me a fraud then let it be so. But until then, let’s ALL focus on helping other people achieve their goals with helpful posts.
Steve McKnight
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Remember that success comes from…[Read more]SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Bubble burst in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Paul277,
I am in no way associated with selling property as a backend to seminars or this website.
My aim is to teach people to fish, not fish for them.
Regards,
Steve McKnight
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**********SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Another question? in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
Apologies for not responding sooner but I am on a deadline for the book.
Paul277, to answer your post directly as requested…
The point where I get confused is where you write:
At this amount the property would not be…[Read more]
SteveMcKnight replied to the topic Bubble burst in the forum The Treasure Chest 23 years, 1 month ago
Hi,
What was the source?
Regards,
Steve McKnight
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