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I personally believe +ve is everywhere, but its not like it use to be in Australia, now instead of just finding the property one also needs to be creative like subdivisions for instance, find a block crunch the numbers divide it in 2 build 2 houses, flats, units or what ever, sell one and if you crunched the numbers properly u should have one +ve property left and not only is it a good +ve u know as its new u wont have to spend any more money on it.
Hope that helps
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[strum]Hav’nt met her yet, but if astrology chart is correct ill be meeting her this year ….LOL, Got one drawn for other issues and that come up
Is she on the list? hmmmmmmmmmmm left pondering…..LOL[dizzy]
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Thanks Gatsby, much appreciated as luckyone
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Well im back but i dont know about the all better part…..LOL
Im still working on that one [biggrin]
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ok, cool thanks lizzy
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Originally posted by Lizzy:Transfering the mortgage from the current PPOR to secure over the 2nd PPOR (is that what you want to do?) should be OK if your loan offers “portability” there may be fees involved though. This essentially means your first home will become unencumbered (and you can have your title back) and they will stamp the mortgage onto your beach house.
Liz
Mortgage Lender
Thanks Lizzy , but the question is asked along the lines of selling my current PPOR prior to purchasing the beach property.
And then once the beach property is rented oout can i then claim the interest on such property on tax?Regards Bear
Originally posted by NEWGEN:Originally posted by novohs:There was nothing new in the seminar than what you can learn from his book Rich Dad Poor Dad.
I kinda knew that’d be the case.. I just wanted to go to get motivated I guess, which I’ve been told he’s good at. Ahh well maybe next time round. When’s the Melbourne seminar?
Tonite 3rd of june, and i have 2 spare tickets dicounted if u would like them. I cant make it unfortunatley.
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Congrates Monopoly!!!!!!!!
[biggrin][strum][lmao][king][specool][whistle]
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This subject is done to death in many other threads and not going anywhere.
Lets move on guys.
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Originally posted by Marc1:Steeve book is not as good as it is purported to be? Good news, books never are the ultimate response to life. Napoleon Hill wrote a book some 50 years ago, entitled Think and grow rich. It is an all time classic, it has answers to most questions people pose themselves today, yet generations have knocked it and dismissed its claims. Horses for courses, may be investing is not for you after all.
May God prosper you always.[biggrin]
MarcWonders if Martin thinks the Richest Man in Babylon is outdated also? It must be coz they didn’t have money or even paper back then. Hmmmmmmmmmm lets not forget that Babylon doesn’t even exist now, so it must be outdated.
Must have even been outdated before it was even written.
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Originally posted by richmond:I don’t think the government wants property prices to fall, I think they just don’t want them to rise as much as they have done… ie take the heat out of the market… it’s an economic management thing… I don’t think the government would be overjoyed to see masses of people with negative equity and struggling. The property sector, like all economic sectors moves in cycles… and it doesn’t necessarily take government or media manipulation to make it happen. Anyway, the media has bugger all interest in which way the property market goes, but we’ve had that discussion before…
cheers
rRichmond , I take it u dont think that people in the media have investments in Real Estate?
I think the media does try to influence politics, and the market in many ways and moslty for their own gain.
Im not talking about the average journalist here im thinking much higher then that.
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Thanks Mel [thumbsupanim]
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Who can forget the great one in the media not long ago. A guy tries climbing into a pub and comes across the owner. Now i cant remember if the guy fell, or if the owner asked him to leave in a physical manner.
Either way the owner got sued for big bucks.
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Originally posted by WallFlower:What about when the uniform comes off…?
At least when I hang up my beige tweed twin set, put my braces in their cleaning fluid, place my horn rimmed, 6mm coke bottle glasses on the bedside table, dim the lights, throw sand in hubbys eyes…I don’t come up half bad [ohno2]
PMSL[whistle][strum]
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Heres a scenario for you, I have been riding Harleys for 20 years. I have been running a Harley Tour company for the last 10 years. In that time I have had insurance for 4 years on my bikes. Claimed $2500 after one of my riders dropped one of my bikes. I was the insurance companies best client with 20 Harleys insured with the company and would sit in their corporate box at the Adelaide GP. When I made that claim I showed the assessor that I could claim more so lets just get this settled and forget about the game of counter claiming, I just wana get the bike on the road s it can make me money. He said no probs. I could have claimed another 2k on jackets and superficial damage to the bike.
Sure enough he put in a counter claim, so I then claimed it all to the value of 4,500 did the work myself and payed myself for the work. In the end a good outcome for me however they couldn’t just see past the game which cost them their best client. I went back to self insurance.
The other 16 years I have not had insurance on my bikes at all and with out calculating it exactly I would assume I could have bought about 4-5 brand new Harleys with the money I have saved.
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Hi Martin,
1) I certainly am not upset with you. Infact im very grateful for your posts. I have had a very very tough week and you have given me a FANTASTIC laugh.[biggrin][lmao] I have to thank you for cheering me up and reminding me not to take things too seriously.
2) Thanks for reminding me about negativity and where it will get me.
3) Thanks for reminding me how grateful I am for being me. Someone that likes to find positives in people and build on that and learn.
4) Please Martin don’t change a thing we all need people like you in this world to remind us how good a job the rest of us are doing [thumbsupanim]
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!1
WELL DONE KAY , CONGRATES
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Great to hear , keep up the good work mate
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If insurance is so great why then do all the big comapnies self-insuer?
Some say is it worth taking the risk not to have insurance? I say is it worth paying some one thousands of $ if they are just going to give u grief when it comes time to make a claim? worst of all Refuse your claim?
Self insurance gives you an apportunity to take more control of your life with alot less grief.
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Originally posted by Aceyducey:I recommend that if you’ve played cashflow a few times you also take a look at Hybrid’s Real Estate game.
It’s more focused than Cashflow & more of a simulation than a game but it certainly can teach people quite a bit about investing.
There’s a thread with reviews of it here, including comments by the designer (the last post from Kieran): http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11690&highlight=Hybrid+Real
Cheers,
Aceyducey
Looks interesting, does any one on the list have this game? any other comments about it?
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