The police has been called. They will be arrive very soon. My team will be interviewing soon as well. The answer will be post in the next 2 weeks. good bye.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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i’m heaps stingy and don’t wanna buy “buyer beware” can anyone give me a copy to loan or to keep? or even just the templates?
If you don’t have money to invest in Steve’s Buyer Beware then I am sure you don’t have money for building inspection’s report, pest inspection’s report when it fall through and therefore you don’t have money to invest in property.
Stingy, but not shame of yourself…..sad…
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to financial freedom]
I’ll tell you a funny story, I typed it all out this morning (a little differently though) and went to post it and realised that my modem had been disconnected while typing (thanks to my 8 month old son). It deleted the whole post and I can tell you I was not happy.[!][!]
It took me until this afternoon until I had the time to re-post it![^]
‘Eat rich food, barbeque a yuppie’
But you still manage to posted with a great length and useful tips. Thanks.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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I think the difference here is that its not using Deposit Bonds and all property investment transactions are done at arms length (not Kaye Projects) with positive cashflow outcomes.
Interesting. I think it’s base on the way you market your product. I think HK over market his product, that’s why he is now seem to be a bad guy, but I never think he is.
Where as Steve, he market his product in such away that give a lot of positive attitude toward it.
Marketing is the key.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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Base on my personal experienced I will do step 2 first. May be buy 3 PCFPs and rent it out. Then I do step 3 but I won’t sale it, just buy, reno then rent it out.
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ChanDollars
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It seem to me that you have a fair bit of money laying around so why not go and buy an IPs and use that as a deposit. If you don’t have enough then you can alway use the equity of your 1st IP.
You mention that you got IP therefore I believe you can put the rest in there to reduce the interest instead of getting 5.25% pa. When time is neded then you just redraw it.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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