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  • Profile photo of jasonwjasonw
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    I have just signed myself up to this fantastic opertunity yesterday, and would like some tips on getting started. ie what books to purchase ect as I am new to investing in this market some starting tips would be handy I will give you a breif idea of where I am at. My partner and I purchased our unit 12 months ago for $110 000 In a good suberb the complex is very tidy and has a pool,lock up carport and lock up storage area. We have recently had it assesd and it was valued at $125 000 what do you sugest I do or what information do I need to get my hands on as I am very excited about this opertunity and can’t wait to get into it without rushing in and making mistakes.

    Regards,
    Jason

    Profile photo of Robbie BRobbie B
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    I assume you bought this property off the plan. Congratulations on your increased equity. I think you may need a little more growth to use it to get another one unless you have a small loan secured against the property.

    Regarding books, there are so many to read. I would try Steve’s books.

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    Profile photo of scotty3scotty3
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    I would strongly recommend Steve’s masterclass as well. Very little cost in comparison to so many others and a great opportunity not just to pick up info, but to meet other like-minded people and network together.

    If you need to wait a while before buying again, use the time to get educated…

    Good luck.
    scotty3

    Profile photo of femaleage20femaleage20
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    Try the ‘rich dad, poor dad’ he has a series of books. Make such you read both Steve’s books or especially his 2nd as it’s more up-dated. ALSO if your thinking of attending masterclass get your $200 discount at the back of Steve’s 2nd book, brings price down to about $500 for a day long seminar. ALSO $85 will bye you a 12 month subsribtion to the ‘Australian Property Investor’ magazine – a must do! Have A Happy Christmas!

    Profile photo of jcls79jcls79
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    femaleage

    where did you find out about all this bargains because I’ve just enrolled in the masterclass and also purchased the second book?

    Want to join financial independence before 31 years old, currently 25

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