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  • Profile photo of Suri007Suri007
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    Hello,

     

    I have some cash and want to connect with others who have money to pool our funds to invest in bigger property projects for hopefully larger returns. 

    I just feel that while I have some cash, on my own I can't do the investing that I'd like to do. Is there a forum or a post where I can find people who can invest with me?

    Alternatively if you're in the same situation as myself and know of a good property to invest in, but can't afford it on your own then let me know. 

    Thank You

    Suri

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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Hi Suri

    Welcome aboard.

    Have you worked out what you can achieve on your own with your own savings?

    You still might be able to invest – it may just be on a smaller scale than you hoped.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Profile photo of Suri007Suri007
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    I can afford to buy a house outright in some surburbs. But for investing I am not familiar with those suburbs and can't trust investing everything I have in a place that I don't know. I want to invest in suburbs that I know, grew up in and understand. But in these suburbs I am would be happy to get a one bedroom place for 400k.

    For example, there is land being sold this weekend and most likely this will be around the 700k mark for one piece of land. The land is around 750sqm which means I could easily put 2-3 townhouses on it. But I can't afford to do that on my own and would need one other person to share the cost and profits with me.

    So that's my dilemma.

    Profile photo of TheFinanceShopTheFinanceShop
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    Talk to a solicitor and accountant about asset protection, CGT, income distribution and then tackle the JV. Plenty of people out there that are willing to do JV but you need to understand the taxation, legal and finance side of things first.

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    Profile photo of ajajayajajay
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    Join Date: 2012
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    Hi Suri,

    Happy to discuss a JV development with you.

    Regards,

    Ajay

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