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April 22, 2010 - 4:40 am

LOL!
thank you for that you have brightened up my day!

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April 8, 2010 - 4:34 am

I loved that book!
The way Richard Branson has got where he is so inspirational.
I read it on my last holiday  and have since recommended it to dozens of friends.

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April 7, 2010 - 3:29 am

Hi there,
To be honest i don’t know much about the market up there but i have had a lot of experience renovating properties to add equity.
It took me a while and a lot of research to realize that i didn’t have to rely on the area i bought in. Sometimes adding small things like turning a garage into an extra bed room or giving the kitchen a cosmetic facelift can do this.
You are in a really great position if you can stay at home with your parents for a bit longer.
If you get time have a look at our website we teach people how to add equity by renovating there are some great tips and market updates as well.
i dare say once you start you wont look back.
good luck with it all!

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April 7, 2010 - 3:12 am

Hi Clint,
Most importantly you need to have a plan. You need work out your costs on worst case scenario down to a light switch. As Ana said above I wouldn’t touch touch a project if i stood to make less than 50,000 grand clear profit, by clear profit this includes paying your self for work you have done.
Also do your research there are so many great programs out there to help you along you way find one that works for you and your ideals.
There are ways to add equity to your home that rely lees on what the market is doing as well these are great things to look at.
You can renovate and profit if every things done right!