Knowing Steve, you missed the boat and it aint dockin’ again!
Sorry buddy!
But don’t let that stop you, everyone here started in the same position as you and we are all doin’ it now!
The great thing about this forum is that you still get mentored by Steve even when you aren’t in a program, just wait and see. And if he doesn’t write…[Read more]
It’s funny that you should ask that because I asked the same question for his first seminar earlier this year, and I was told that sure we can come to some arrangement … You see Steve, Dave & Brent are very much in favour of win win outcomes, so I would suggest you think of a way that gets you there at the price you can afford but…[Read more]
I have attended 2 seminars of Steve & Daves this year, my hubby came to the first one, at a total cost of $2900 or something like that! We recouped our costs on our first deal.
Our first deal was a wrap and had it not been for Steve I probably would still be umming and arghing about buying anything.
Sawbal
I have only read a few of your posts but just from the above post I think you need to really concider if this is going to be a long term strategy for you or if you are only going to buy 1 or maybe even 2 properties in time. I say that because learning where,…[Read more]
Why don’t you lend him Steve’s book to read while you are doing your research. It might help him feel a little more at ease.
I woul dalso recommend to you buing Stev’s Wealth Guardian, highly valuable product for people trying to determine the structure that would best suit them. It explains different structures that can be used and the…[Read more]
I think 10k is not stacks of money but it certainly is enough to buy a house these days.
Give the agent $1000 as a deposit and leave the rest in ING Direct for the settlement period and borrow about 90%. Of course you will need to look in rural Australia but arne’t we all.
As to whether you come home and cremin keeps on working…[Read more]
We started about five years ago and idn’t really know it, we had to get our finances in order, and then we bought our first home (just pre fhog, [xx(]) We ploughed heaps into our homeloan and then finally this year felt we had enough equity to buy a property. The key to our success woul dbe research.
Thanks for the post, I would say it was interesting if I ment it!
Like all of us here we learn about and understand the risks associated with the type of investing that we choose. We know the pros and cons for BOTH positive and negative properties. Some like a mix of both others stick only with the positives!