Hi all,
Does anyone have any recent information on properties in Kalgoorlie???
Thanks for the post redwing, the information you provided has come in very handy.
Cheers

Guys,
You seem to have forgotten 1 very important point. Due to water restrictions now in place around the country every BSS owner is now required to install gutters and a rain water tank to help save the Murray River. Please fator this into your cash flow calculations, depending on the size of your shelter (and number of subdivisons undertaken)…[Read more]

Hi all,
Just another point of view on International Students.
I have a unit close to uni that I specifically rent out to international students on study visas. They live in the unit for the length of their degree, when they move back overseas they pass all their furniture, tv’s etc on to the next group who then stay for the length of their…[Read more]

Hi All,
While we are at it what are people’s thoughts on the Investor’s Club and Onsite? Has anyone had any dealings with them, what kind of profits have you made, what did you think of their overall service?
Any stories of past dealings would be appreciated, both good and bad.
Cheers

Go those Crows!
It’ll be a Crows v Collingwood grand final – look out magpies, the crows are finding form and will take the cup back to south australia where it belongs.
Sorry to all the victorians but you know how it goes!

Hi all
I’m 22, bought my first IP when I was 20, this has since allowed me to purchase number 2 and 3 – gotta love the capital growth!
Every ones says to me “if I had my time over I’d invest in property” – As I see it I’m having my time so why not get started ASAP!
By the way can someone please explain what PPOR stands for, thanks.
Cheers

VPA
I’ve just started out in property investing and haven’t looked back since. I started young while at Uni with no equity and after 2 years have several IP’s. It is possible!
Hope this information helps:
1) You can use your parents equity, or alternatively some of their savings if they don’t want to draw on equity in thier properties. You just…[Read more]

Teylu
The course is offered either as a lecture and tutorial style or you can “flexi study”. Through flexi study you can start whenever you want, all you have to do is nominate your exam date.
The course consists of 6 subjects, through flexi study they suggest allowing 10 weeks for each subject.
Mortgage Broking is something I definitely want to…[Read more]

Wilko
People buying in Adelaide CBD are eligible for an additional $5000 grant from the council, this is on top of the $7000 if you’re a first home owner.
Hope that helps
Cheers

kimmy
go to http://www.theinvestorsclub.com.au
they provide a fantastic service, give you discounts on heaps of preperties, arrange for professionals to look after almost everyhting for you, and all can be done over the internet.
I’ve bought 2 properties from them and cannot recommend them more highly, this includes 1 in Kalgoorlie that’s giving a huge…[Read more]

Hi all
Reading the messages posted I realised you may be able to help me out.
I’m currently looking at what it takes to become a mortgage broker. The Australian Securities Institute seems to offer the best course, however what about employment within the industry.
How does someone with no experience in the field gain employment? Who are the best…[Read more]

Hi Rebecca
I’m 22 and have just started out investing in property. Since starting I’ve really become involved and really enjoy everything to do with investing in property.
I’ve found the best thing to do is read all you can, get hold of as many books as possible, just so that you know what you’re getting into. Jan Somers books are really good and…[Read more]