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    December 30, 2003 - 12:44 pm

    Hello

    be carefull if you buy one on e-bay. i saw one going cheap, but it didnt come with a video or the audio tapes that accompany it.

    If you have kids, there is also Cash flow for kids, and after you master cash flow 101, you can buy the next game cashflow 202 where you are investing on the fast track, using investments and strategies of the rich.

    Expect to pay between $300 to $400 or there abouts. The ultimate aim of the game is to teach you financial literacy. This is a must in any investment you enter.

    Good luck, let us know how you get on.

    Ps. Look into it, i think in Australia they now offer a version on the computer where you can play people from all over the world.

    Regards :0)

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    December 29, 2003 - 2:46 pm

    Hi

    If there is one book you should read, try “Prophecy” by Robert Kiyosaki, its a real eye opener.

    Try not to over load yourself with too much information at once. Read one book, if you like the ideas, then try to make them a part of your life, then on to the next book. Just making one new great idea a part of your life, can change your life forever.

    Good luck :0)

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    December 28, 2003 - 7:07 am

    hi and welcome,

    also new to this forum. Hope you find it useful and informative, as i already have. Good luck on finding the property you are looking for. I’M currently on the hunt for my first positive cash flow property, and also love reading both investing and self development books.

    Rgeards

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    December 28, 2003 - 7:00 am

    Thanks mate,

    i will ring around and see who seems to be the most appropriate.

    Regards

    Ben

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    December 28, 2003 - 6:54 am

    Thanks for the ideas,

    I have already got on to few agents who call me at various times if something comes up, but still to find something worth buying.

    I will endevour to build relationships with various agents in areas i have been looking at, and see if the result is different over the next month or so.

    Regards

    Ben :0)

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    December 27, 2003 - 9:07 am

    Thanks for my first reply,

    i have been getting on the internet each day and typing different areas that i think of, or have noticed in API magazine or read about in the paper. What i then do in check for what seems a good price in the area. I then contact abou 5 different agents in the area for information on rental demands, returns etc. This approach is seeming to be a hit and miss process.

    I do actually go looking at properties in metro melbourne that i notice in local or various other publications, age, herald sun etc.The numbers just dont seem to add up.

    Your question alone has already cleared my focus.. I dont need to have someone tell me about an area, what i need to do is sharpen my skills and research pattern so as down the track i can find different opportunities all the time. Not just using someone elses idea, but using my own factual research to find my own “money trees”

    Any suggestions on what i might try, to focus my search or make it more effective?

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