Mcorp Investments

If a company has been spotted by Neil's radar;  you know it's dodgy.
Send him a private email and ask some questions. He is most obliging and will tell you what he knows.

Folks

Pay attention to how Neil Jenman operates – he himself is quite dodgy.  He is setting up a network of agents who will use the Jenman system and they pay him a fee for it.  He makes himself look good by rubbishing everybody else.

I know mCorp very well.  I know Jason McGuiness who is the founder and director.  He is a genuine likeable character.  His company will not put anybody into a property that doesn't suit or that they cannot quite afford.  They offer a buyers advocacy service and they charge a flat fee of a little over $5,500 — unlike others who charge a 2.5% commission.  Jason does offer free seats to his two day workshop and trust me they are worth going to.  I live in Canberra and have attended 3 of his weekend events in Melbourne so far.

To offer a balance I also like Michael Yardney of Metropole Projects.  He has staretd a large group of companies and has a great understanding of the economy and demographics.  He offers a buyers advocacy at 2.5%, but a client must first register and the registration fee is a flat $1100, irrespective of how many properties are acquired.  The advantage is that after 2 properties the commission can be negotiated.

Hope this assists

Hello can anyone give me some information on what Diamond Projects was and what happened? Also what is the story on the units at Lawn Crescent Braybrook?? I am thinking about buying into a unit in the Lawn Cresent Braybrook development but am not sure of what actually happend to all the investors that invested here? Any info on whether to buy in or not would help me to make my decision easier Cheers