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  • Profile photo of GlobetrotterGlobetrotter
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    Hi Enuff.

    Good to hear that you are having some success in finfing such good deals.
    A question though. Why joint venture on a 83K property?

    If it is a good deal, I am sure you want it for yourself.
    If you are in such a tight position that you can’t even raise 83K for a +ve property, it sounds as if you might need to build up some savings/equity first. (Walk before you run)

    Secondly, JVenturing with people you don’t know without a very clear formal arrangmeent for how to run things, is asking for trouble.
    I.e. what happens when you suddenly want to do some reno in order to appreciate, and the partner refuses. What if for some reason the property depreciates and you want out of the deal etc.

    Remember, it is easy to partner when things are going well, but if they don’t…
    (Sadly, same thing can happen when you deal with family members and close friends.)

    Now, if you definetly want to go ahead and JV, why not talk a bit more about the motivation for potential partners and how you wish to arrange the deals?

    Good luck, and let us know how you did.

    cheers
    Mika

    Profile photo of GlobetrotterGlobetrotter
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    How do you then handle interest rates if you have a 25-30 year wrap deal?

    i.e. if you buy a property and get 5 year fixed interest. You then vendor finance and your buyer wishes to have 25 year fixed.

    That puts me in a risk position.

    Haow do you mitigate that risk?

    Profile photo of GlobetrotterGlobetrotter
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    Isn’t this how herd mentality works.
    Prices are booming and everyone wants in.
    What about the fundamentals. What does Cairns have supporting the increasing prices?
    i.e. is tourism dramatically increasing? other industries moving there????

    Don’t want to sound negative, but why does everyone suddenly think nth QLD is a good place to buy?

    I would also be keen to hear from people who have done wrap business or lease options up there.
    Any success????

    …Mika

    Profile photo of GlobetrotterGlobetrotter
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    MLM is not for everyone.
    I tried Omegatrend for about 6 mths, and think it is a reasonable business. But to as the business isn’t about selling great products, it is about chasing members, it didn’t suit me very well.
    I couldn’t help feeling that I was just bugging people all the time.
    Have also got friend who most people now take distance to because as soon as he meets someone he tries to get them to join, and people around him found this annoying.

    If you go to all the meetings though you get some excellent sales training and experience in talking to people, and it may be worth signing up just for that.

    ..Mika

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