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    Hi Benni,

    Mate where all here to help over the years these guys have all provided with so much information and i wouldn't be where i am without people from here.
    So its good that your being humble and asking for advice. Mate im only 27 one lesson i have learn over the years is this.
    Do you believe that your Motor Bike, Cars and etc are assets .To me these items are expenses because they don't make you money but in fact they cost you money. I would start by looking at how can i cut my expenses?

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    Hi, Jealova

    I guess your based in Melbourne? I used to be in real estate as a sales person and i did very well for my 2 year stint. I left because as of last year in July real estate companies no longer had to pay a retainer and only a commision. The company i was working for implented a no retainer and only a commision structure. So i decided to leave why?
    – No Retainer so when the market slowed down so did my income.
    – Financially – I would have to budget and dont forget you only get paid on the home you sell once it settels so you might sell 5 houses one monet but you dont get paid untll they settel.
    – The directors dont have to pay for anything and basically use you.

    My idea on this industry is? Not really a career any more
    your just a used car sales person selling homes

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    Thank you every one for your advice.

    Last night i started a spread sheet it should take me a couple of days to really get this done. It was good to see after doing some figures that in 8 years time we can reach these goals pretty comfortable.

    But the good thing is that in life things always change so as long as we change with what is changing then we should be allright

    good luck to all

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    HI Highranger

    Me and my wife have decided not to have kids!!!

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    Hi George,

    Wishing you all the best for the future. I started young to but does not matter what age you start as long as you start some where.

    I started working at Mc Donalds at 16 bought my first IP at 20 and my second at 23 sold my first IP last year making 185k

    Profit…

    At 26 my finance and I have moved out of home and i hardly have a mortage on our home and just bought a small bussiness. I didnt go univrsity and i went to one of the worst High schools in the west of Melbourne. Point of the story is keep strong, keep postive dont letter others drag you down and you will be allright. By next year my finance and I will be start to develop on a small scale and i cant wait!!!. If you need any advice please send us a message.

    Great work from you at this point

    cheers Johann

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    Hi Guys,
    I understand we can all find better rates. But there still going to go up? So what ever you pay know is going to go up any way thats the point im comming too. Is the market a bad time to invest in?

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    Hi Maree,  Good point in regards to negative gearing.
    I am 5 month into operating a small business and my wage is pretty average as i am investing the money into the business at the moment. I am not really a fan of negative gearin even when i was earning 100K in real estate my tax return from the property was pretty average.
    But with prices so High in property and with out goings raising so much like rates, insurance ande even intrest rates you still need to have the money in the first place??????

    I think what im saying to my self i rather invest into some else where i might get a smaller retun in capital but maybe more of a passieve income.

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    Hi Guys, Intresting Topic.
    I have read a few books by Robert Kiyosaki. I just bought one called retire young and Rich. I read the whole book and i was a bit confused. So i sat down and had a look at the book again. The first page acutally says that this book was written before 9/11 and the GFC. IT was only published this year though.

    I see my home as an assest i bought it at 24 and know im 26 and we only owe 90k on it. We did this by buying and selling property in the last 6 years i started at 20. I have just bought a bussiness and becasue i didnt owe that much on my home the bank was more then willing me to lend me the money. So to me my home is an assest becasue without it i wouldnt of have been able to purhcase my bussiness and in 6 month i will be working from 60 hours a week to only 20 hours. So this has created me a good life style.  I think what we have to look at is every one has different ways of investing i dont think there is a straight out blue print that says this is the way you get rich.

    What has worked for you might not work for me.
    Great topic
    Cheers Johann Psaila

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    Hi luke I will be looking into that but I need to wait another 8 months and the thing is I’m doing well because I’m focusing on one and untill the shop is running at a sustainable level then I will buy another one

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    Hmm thanks for that

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    Thanks guys I know I work hard at the moment but I wouldn’t mind doing some thing on the side to earn another 250 a week so I can put this extra cash on the loan anÝ idea

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    Cool thanks I’ll have a look at this over the next couple of days . At least by paying of my home loan I will have more cash flow to invest in other ventures
    Well once the bussiness gets more steady I will pump my wage. On a postive note my fiance is going back to full time work so will have access to more cash to pump the loan

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    HI Andrew

    thanks for your help i cant wait to see other people feedback as well:)

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    Hi Southeastoz
    its good to see there are young motivated adults like your self.  My theory in life has always been to "just do It' and give it your best shot. In my opionion use your motivation and time know.
    I think school is good if you want a have career which requires a degree. I did uni for two years but once i bought my first IP at 21 i decided that this is what i WANT so i know work in real estate. While you have got less over heads know its a great time to save and i think just hold onto your money untill you are sure what you want to do and dont rush.

    if you ever need anything please give us a yell im only 26 but i have learnt so much from every one else.
    thanks
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    ryan mclean wrote:
    I run a myriad of online businesses. My most successful being cashflowinvestor. It's a property finding service. What type of business are you thinking of running? Starting part time is a good idea as there is less risk. That is what I did

    I have a few different ideas: on the cards just to need really sit down and commit.
    are you based in Melbourne Ryan?

    Cheers

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    ryan mclean wrote:
    Working for yourself is definately rewarding. I love working for myself. If you are smart it can also offer you a lot of freedom. I work about 2 days per week most weeks. One thing to be careful of. I was confused whether your business was in real estate or whether you were starting your own business and then investing in real estate on the side. I have found that banks look more favourably on businesses after they are 2 years old or more. Brand new businesses can make it a little more difficult to get a loan…not impossible….but a bit harder. Just something to be aware of. A piece of advice. Keep learning about real estate. If you want to make this a full time gig then you need to know as much as you can. Go to seminars, read books, study up. Because the more you learn the more you can earn

    Hi Ryan,
    Thanks for that… Becasue i work in the real estate industry and my partner is a drafter we would more or less start the business and projects on a part time basis at the start. What type of business are you running?
    Are you based in melbourne?

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    pinkboy wrote:

    Working for yourself is extremely rewarding.  My wife and I are your age, though we have run our own buisness for the past 4 years.  I started completly from scratch and had to work from the ground up.  I wouldnt say we are on cloud 9, but probably at cruising altitude.  I would suggest though having something to fall back on, or gradually work into  your own business by just 1 person working in it to start with, jsut so you have some stability in your income from the other.  I say this as we were in the deep end from the start, but we managed and now we get far better income.

    We see PI as a sideline to our lives, though I do have many aspirations to own a few more properties in the next few years.  We have bought new properties, renovated old properties, bought off the plan, and currently building our new PPOR.  Our current house will become a IP, as we will just buy and hold for now.

    Good luck with it all!

    Hi,
    Thanks for the Message. What business are you running? I think we will start running the business part time and then evenutally run into full time  i guess as well.

    thanks mate

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    PaulDobson wrote:
    Hi Johann

    We did use any of the stataegies you mentioned but we did commence a part time, vendor finance business in 2003.  My wife Karen work it full time and I ended up keeping my job until early last year.  We could have doen it fatster but the end result has been great, i.e. we both now work in our business full time and love it.

    Radical changes can make big holes in your cash flow.  Maybe work into it, like we did.

    Cheers,  Paul

    Hi Paul,

    Thanks for information. Are you and Karen based in Melbourne if so it would be great to catch up?
    My partner and I are looking at doing a few things within the real estate industry. I currently work in real estate as a sales consultant and my partner works as a Drafter.
    We where looking at doing Vendor Financing – Developing – Renovating and other projects while working Part time as well for cash flow.
    Thanks for the Information

    Cheers Johann Psaila
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    fWord wrote:
    Big question is, how much does your job currently pay? What do you perceive to be a high-paying job? Are you looking for $40K, 60K, 100K per annum?

    The most common saying I hear is, 'Money is not everything.'

    Well, I'd rather turn that on its head and say, 'Job satisfaction is not everything…either.' Not to mention if you actually have neither…heheh…

    I personally think that if you're in a tough job that still pays well enough for you to live comfortably and invest a good amount on the sidelines, then rough it out for a couple more years and try to make it big before moving elsewhere.

    Hi,
    Thanks for the reply. I earn about 90k at the moment at the age of 25. I work 6 days a week and i usualy do 65 to 70 hours a week. Where i would be comfortable earning 70 to 90k in another job role. I have had sales experince since i was 18.
    I think the reason why i am tired as well in just 4 months i have done this: Bought one IP and sold one IP, got engaged and also moved out of home. Maybe i have done so much in so little time.

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    keiko wrote:
    Just curios you say you have no other debt and you have no savings and you are going to save $30k within a year and your combined income is $140k

    What do you do with $140k each year? thats $2,700 a week
    why don't you try save triple what you had in mind.
    you will be suprised on how little you can live on

    Hi, Thats 140k Gross not Net.
    Plus we are paying a mortagee on the home with live in.
    I am aiming for 30 but once i reach 30 il aim for more thats how i work!!!

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