Thanks Terryw. When you say 20% mark up on price this is the price you actually buy it for? I have done some sums on this and after purchasing cost you do not make a big amount on capital growth, or even on the 2% spread, but I think that it makes a good win win deal for all involved.

I have found someone for current property now, and seem to have picked up a few people who want to discuss further how they can get into their own home. I want to sit down and look at their income etc and work out what price property they can look at, allowing for my 20% mark up.

Richard thankyou. Is that the way you do this or do you get them to choose property and then you work out a purchase price yourself without telling them how much you actually bargained it down too.

I can see that it will be good to tell them up front that we put 20% on the actual purchase price, on the downside if we get a good buy we still only get 20% when we may have been able to get a bit more, maybe 26% to cover purchase costs.

Thanking you
JeffB

Thanks for that.
It seems to me that Ric’s mail is very gimmicky and so on, I am trying to read past the italics and bold print etc to read what is actually in the course.
I have his wrap pack, which is excellent, but probably need a bit more to move things along a bit.
I’ll think on your comments for a while.
Thanks
Jeff