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- Originally posted by BEAR1964:
Hey SIS, how ya going?
Since Kay bought up a Bear market, I thought I would put in a Bears word……….LOL
I actually totally agree with what u say SIS, But I also believe that +ve properties is the only way some people can actually break into the RE game/market. As they grow they can then modify their strategies, but for instance why even try to -VE when you’re not even earning enough money to pay tax in the first place? Get my drift?
Regards Bear
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DONT MISS OUT!!!!!totally agreed and I know where you coming from, thank you for sharing!
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Yack,
Back in 1999 I was a share trader, I like trading shares because there is excitement every minutes of the day!
I bought at the wrong time and sale at the wrong time as well this due to in-experience and lack of knowledge. So I lose some money in share tradings.
Then I look for other opportunity ie. managed funds and I make some money, but it just too slow.
Then I look for more opportunity ie. Property investing and stack to it since because I am making money from it.
Next opportunity is to buy quality business! When? don’t know! wish me luck!
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Bear, Yack, SIS & Other,
Thank you for your responded. It is nice to hear other people point of view.
As I mention before I love investing and yes they are offset gearing (SIS’s Rule). At the moment my -ve gearing are more then +ve gearing therefore the only way to balance it, is to buy +ve gearing or may be selling a couple -ve gearing.
But I can’t sale at this stage due to fix rate, so I have to wait (there you go, the disadvantage of fixing the interest rate).
If I have to opportunity (in the future) I will look for quality investment property which is very similar to Yack and SIS’s criteria.
Good luck with you investing decision and hope all go well as plans.
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Bec,
I would also love to hear your story, so please write the so called ‘Bec Essay’ to us.
Thank you in advance!
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by kay henry:Oh, charming, Chan! You got an issue with a big green head?? You big-green-headist, you… or is it my eyebrows? You think I have a facial tic because they move all the time?? And now I’m off to therapy!!
kay henry
Kay,
You are really funny, I got to meet up with you again to have a big fat laugh….ROFLMAO
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Kay,
You are not green, but ‘big fat green’ …LOL
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]SIS,
Since you are a moderator, can you create the so called ‘Diamond Member’?…LOL
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]SIS,
Crossing you is the best feeling in the world of propertyinvesting.com’s forum…LOL
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by kay henry:Yeah Brenda- Forum Fun is where it’s all at- I think they built the other Forums for us to provide us with a distraction from Forum fun- hehe…
[upsidedown]
kay henry
I thought it should be other way around!
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Redwing,
Down and up swing of the cycle of any investment assets tend to happen every now and then. The articles seem to points out that the property circle is peak and be aware! Don’t just jump in the pool without checking if there is any water in it.
Now is the time to plans and reviews your portfolios.
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by Still in School:Hi Guys,
It is harder to find +ve cashflow properties, but really you have to ask yourself is positive cashflow the real way to go, even if the property doesnt make any capital growth over time, or takes many years to go up in value, im more of a -ve gearer, but i do invest in both, but over time +ve cashflow properties that dont go up in value, there IRR are wasted and in actual fact you will begin to lose money…. hate to say it, but it is true.
Cheers,
sisI am sure many people still looking for +ve CFP and it is now become harder to find it.
SIS,
You are now a -ve CFP guru and therefore you can partner with Yack as he is the expert in the so called ‘Quality Investment Property’.
If it is now hard to find +ve CFP, therefore there are a lot of -ve CFP out there. The market seem to peak already (I think)! I just wondering how one consider -ve gearing property is a good strategy and how do they know that the area that they are investing is going to grow in the future.
I am sure most -ve gearing’s guru would say it will grow if you hold it for long term! (7-10 years. Can you manage to hold that long become you invest into another property?
What if you want to build your portfolios much bigger and faster then the norm (7-10 years)? How do you do it?
With -ve gearing, there are serviceabilty and therefore you will reach your limit eventually, how do you go on from there?
Your positive and negative respond is appreciated in advance.
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Brenda,
Welcome to the forum!
I am sure you will find all the funny stuff here in ‘Forum Frolic’.
All the serious matter in ‘General Property’ where all the gurus stuff you with a lot of informations.
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by melbear:Oh well, thanks for looking. Congrats on 2000 post.
Cheers
MelNow is 2004, but I am not there yet…lol
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by melbear:Originally posted by Still in School:
yikes… have to keep posing… [ohno]Yes, SIS, you are a definite poser!! Glad you realised it[comp]
Cheers
MelI better start posting as well to catch up with SIS…lol[juggle]
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]I am not Steve:
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Originally posted by breakingout:on the “fast track” tape did you mention that “buyer beware” was available online. if so do you order it through the online shop or is this a book
When I ordered buyer beware, I order it online and yes it is available online. When you order they will send it to your email address.also if you are looking for the loaction of certain enterprises – you suggest local papers but if you are looking at areas outside were you normal live and work how do you access them?
There is a government site that list all the local newspaper in Aus. I can’t remember it now. I have to look for it.regards
Elizabeth
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Here we go, here we go again!…lol
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Take it easy, Pisces. I had mine last week, so please don’t try to step into the same shoes as me. My shoes are much smaller than you…lol
Life is meant to be happy.
Simon just want the forum to be more property investing stuff that’s all, I think.
I know this is forum opinionated so I just like to give some thought, that’s all.
If I said something wrong above please don’t point the finger to me….lol…
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by Celivia:Thanks heaps Chan! How do ya like my cute image?
Took me ages to choose, love the images! So better go go back to [buz2] and get some work done now!Have started reading the new Lomas book yesterday night, interesting so far, you’ll have to be familiar with her other books because she refers to them throughout this book.
Not a problem.
I think it will be better if you the series from start, but if you have a bit of experiences in property investing then you can guess what see try to say by refering to her previous book.
By keep refering to her previous book will by way of asking the reader to buy more of her books that’s all. Clever Marketing!
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Redwing,
I don’t think your ears are big. It does look big because your neck is the same size as your head!…lol
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Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich] [strum]Originally posted by freedom3:Hi All
Has any one had any dealings with Peter.He is a developer in Melbourne and he also has workshops on residential property development.You will find his ads in wealth creator and PI magRegards Freedom
I also read Wealth Creator & Property Investors Magazine and I am sure I seen his ads somewhere, but I never deals with him.
The best way (I think) is call his office and ask them to sent you some brochures if possible.
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Chan Dollars
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