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  • Profile photo of Kyron GosseKyron Gosse
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    @roadhog260
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    I am building my team and need help with what questions I should ask and how I know which person to choose. I am meeting with Lawyers, Accountants, Mortgage brokers and Buyers agents

    Thanks

    Kyron Gosse
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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Hi Roadhog

    Welcome to the forum.

    The first question I would ask is “do you own any investment properties”?

    Ideally, you want to surround yourself with professionals that walk the talk.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Profile photo of Nigel KibelNigel Kibel
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    I think the first thing to consider is what are you planning. Because it is important that you have thought about a short, medium and long term plan with what you want to achieve and why. Many people who invest make mistakes because they spend more time researching what blue ray player they are buying than they do when buying an investment property.

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    Profile photo of Andrew_AAndrew_A
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    Working on the 'why' is important, perhaps more important that the 'how'.

    If you can work out what you are trying to achieve and why it can work well to have an end point in mind and work backwards from there to your present situation.

    Profile photo of DerekDerek
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    @derek
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    Andrew makes a good point about 'what' – for example your chosen accountant may very well come from the 'save tax' school and therefore advice given would be based on this maxim. If your chosen course of action is 'positive cashflow' then it is possible your accountant may be a millstone around your neck.

    Good luck with it all. 

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