The investors club or Investing in Property

Have a search on the subject…plenty of material for you to review.

If you believe they offer good quality properties, then you should be well satisfied.

Cheers,

Darryl Moore

“No point having a cake if you can’t eat it.”

hi nmlheja
The first one I registered with to have a better look at it so will tell you once I work out what and who they are and if ok may get involved myself.
On first look it seems like a form of pyramid system as they tell you to go to your introducer it may not be I’m going off first impressions but I investigate all and any investment opportunity.
The second seems like a real estate out of qld and no other states and they don’t have anything below $400,000 on there data base ( and for qld I think thats high I may be wrong as its not my market)
Its a good site for info thou and would keep it in your reference sheet to check every couple of weeks as they seem to have very helpfull information on lots of issues.
I wouldn’t get finance/;easing off a site I would work with a broker you are happy with.

here to help

They are both worth a read for support. The only way to learn is by experience. Look in areas where there is a lot of growth (ie. Ipswich region)
Ipswich is set to become the largest satelite city in Qld within 20 years.
Swanbank & Willowbank industrial developments, Riverlinks and Amberley Aerospace.
We’ve just bought a house with a 8.2% return.
AJBS

AJBS

Hi I’m a member of the investors club and have been for about a year. The support and info you get from them is excellent and I went to one of their seminars earlier in the year which I found really valuable. The only downside is that they only look for negative geared properties and I’m looking for cf+ so I havent bought anything through them. My parents have bought a property through them in NZ and are happy with it. They offer excellent research on their properties and the regions they are in. I was going to buy a property through them until I read Steve’s first book which changed my thinking about neg gearing. It depends what you are after in your portfolio, but I can not fault the club at all.

I have two sisters going to uni both erning about $250-$300 a week each with semi fulltime jobs thinking about buying a house worth about $140000 together they have save about $8000 and between em there gonna get 1 homebuyers grant. any advice

I agree with resi – go to their meetings. get what you can out of them. All the info is good.

But go buy your own property, in a similiar area on realestate.com.au and it will be cheaper.