Spooky!! You don't have feathers and circle at great heights do you?

A lease is just a contract.You can negotiate anything in or out. Up to to you. Commercials they try and sucker the lessee into paying for everything. Had one in Port Hedland. Told them to scratch a whole bunch of stuff or they could shove it where the sun don't shine. Virtually neutered it into a standard residential rental agreement.

Woh!!!! man that was quick!!

PS: TerryW is the go-to man here on that stuff from the legal standpoint.

Systems are easy… finding something to sell that somebody wants is the challenge. The alternative to selling is developing a site with sufficient traffic to drive advertising revenue. 

$90 to find out that the odds of becoming the next inet mogul is next to zero is probably worth it. I've had more expensive hangovers.

Just get comparative quotes. Beware the really cheap quote. Rule of thumb if the trady checks out is take the middle quote. I tend to go for the smaller building businesses and those that specialise. Once you've figured out who you might go with make a counter offer, ie if it say $6000 then Knock $350 off that and it yours.. that kinda…[Read more]

For $89 jump at it. Claim back GST and tax it'll be closer to $60 true cost. Take note though that like all modeling tools they're only as good as the inputs. 

Population density is the determining factor. Cairns is small so cost effectiveness is nothing like bigger towns and cities.

EG: Pop density

Cairns 250.9/km² 

Newcastle 1103/km²

Melbourne 1567/km² 

Everything you need to know here including rate categories and costs

http://www.cairns.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/57528/23july12_special_budget_cl12.pdf

jmsrachel wrote:
They always get so hot and heavy with there arguments

Na that's just flirting. The mods are so anal here we have to go hot'nheavy offsite.

JacM wrote:
Freckle !  Do you have a crush on the lovely DWolfe ? 

Shusss! You'll give her ideas. Mrs Freckle reads this she'll smack my ears so hard they'll ring for a week.

DWolfe wrote:

Try to keep the advertising in your signatures guys and post to help, not to build your brand.

I don't really have a problem with it provided it doesn't become a blatant spruikfest. Tony went off the cliff big time so I wouldn't want to tar the other pro's here (who even though they indirectly and occasionally directly self…[Read more]

It's good to see the blind helping the blind here. 

Never happen. Can you see Macquarie Bank sitting by and watching half their market disappear to another competitor. They'll run interference until the cows come home. 

Nope. They're tradies who've stopped selling their services for a pittance (comparably) and subcontract their services. Basically you set up a company ($600 on the net all done and dusted takes about an hour at most) and subcontract to the many and varied clients available in the mining areas. 

I used to do it with trucks and know many up your…[Read more]

I wonder if he writes fairy stories and children's books on the side?

Here's a choice for you. Would you rather invest whatever you save into property and make virtually zip over the next 5 years (may even loose out) or would you prefer to invest in yourself and triple your current income doing what you already do? It's less complicated than property, considerably less leverage and risk and you can grow…[Read more]

Jpcashflow wrote:
…. Are people just silly?

It appears so JP. I don't under rate the value of coaches in any sphere of life but that's not where I see the problem. A significant ramping up of defaults isn't a sign people need more coaching services. It suggest employment dynamics are changing faster than people can adapt and that budgeting…[Read more]

JT7 wrote:

Lol you crack me up Freckle…..

Always interesting hearing your point of view mate 

Tell 'em that on the Blog forum. They've been picking on me.

Glad to see you guys missed me. Shale oil isn't anything to get too excited about. It'll take them 10 years or more to get the stuff out of the ground if ever. Lotsa hurdles.

Studies conducted so far suggest that oil shale extraction would adversely affect the air, water, and land around proposed projects. The distillation process would release…[Read more]