Do you know it is not eaily to get a loan for a studio?

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Dear,
What kind of meeting you are talking about? If it is regarding to Propery investment, plase count me in.

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Thanks

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Hi Greg,
Yes, I send them ( Baycorp & RP) email for a few days, No body answer my enquiry. Why the company don’t fire those customer serivce people?[blush2]
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Hi Debtdogg,
Thanks your advice,
but still shown “title or previous title reference invalid”
What next?

Julian

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Thanks Greg,
Unfortunatley, I’m just a newbie.

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Originally posted by Still in School:
Hi Kristine,

definetly mindset, and psychology (alot of it), discipline, control and being accountable for all decision making… and something i always say…

“i dont make goals, i make deadlines” (that is something seriously i always say and stick too.)

and if i can complete a deal or make a deal happen,…[Read more]

Originally posted by shane g:
Send me some info,I would certainly like to get in contact with some intelligent people who are generous enough to share their idea’s and offer advice!

sg

Hi,
May I know who you are? Are you the intelligent people as well?

[sleepyanim][sleepyanim][sleepyanim]

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Originally posted by Michael R:
Contact a qualified “lawyer and accountant”.

If you try saving a few bucks getting advise via a general web site forum, it will cost you ten-fold.

— Michael

I have a few good friends they are solicitor and accoutant, but in my many yr. buiness life, they often give me good advice but often wrong (ie not…[Read more]

Because this forum only discuss about property, therefore I have to look for site where shares trading topics are discuss.

Kind regards

Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich]

Yes, Chan$, I have same feeling, do you have any good sites recommend to us?[strum][[inlove]

Julian[inlove]
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Originally posted by Terryw:
Julian
not that I know of.

Terryw
Discover Home Loans
North Sydney
[email protected]

Hi Terry,
i don’t know your business, Your meaning is that if i borrow the money for investment purpose (say, buying share, IP, antique..), that kind of loan is no a interest rate ceiling limit, it is just subject to…[Read more]

Waste your time, waste my life. No one get help from that fxxxing guy.[thumbsdownanim[thumbsdownanim[thumbsdownanim

Cheers
Julian [whistle][whistle][whistle]

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I think, I’m not very sure, I’m retired, at least for last six months. Previous, I was a buiness man (owner of a metal workshop).In future, I’m looking for a happy job! I think, I earned enough (not much) for my rest of life! you know, life is too short for me.(Above all, just a joke!)[inlove][inlove]

Julian [whistle][whistle][whistle]

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Hi Terry,

These loans are securred by a caveat on the client’s properties. It is very risky, so the charges are high – 6 to 10% per month in interest.

Is it mean the APR is higher than 50% pa, Does it any ceiling rate restrict by law ?

Julian

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Originally posted by Terryw:
Sam

Have a look in the paper at all the ads in the finance section.

Some people require money very quickly for short periods. eg they may have sold one house, but have to settle on a new house before the old one settles.

These loans are securred by a caveat on the client’s properties. It is very risky, so the…[Read more]

Originally posted by ezy.home.loans23320:
Help can any one tell me what this means and how to do it…
I read an artical on the subject of selling the company business as a going concern , thus the buyer gets the investment house , and avoids the payments involved in buying the house..
can any one set me straight on this
regards Maurn.

I…[Read more]

Originally posted by Terryw:
Julian

I think I answered this one somewhere else too.

I checked with one of my trust deeds. My wife is Appointor, I am backup appointor and our kids can be appointers in the event that we both die. I am not sure what would happen after that.

Terryw
Discover Home Loans
North…[Read more]

Originally posted by Motivstorm:
Acey,

That’s what i read in Dale’s book. i still think i will follow MelBear quote from Dale’s book. i still think the appointor is the most powerful person as he can hire and sack whichever trustee to control the investment. Sure, once appointed, that trustee is the one who’s managing it, like the CEO of the…[Read more]

Good Morning,
Terry,
Usaully, in the Indiviual truest, the trustee and the appointor is the same person, but the beneficiary may be more than one person, if someday the appointor is gone before others, who has the right to appoint the appointor?

All input are welcome.[inlove]

Julian [worried]

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Originally posted by Terryw:
And what about when those ‘minors’ become ‘majors’ and maybe going to uni and not earning any money = good beneficiaries.

You can also distribute approx $650 each year to minors without them paying tax. It helps if you have lots of kids!

Terryw
Discover Home Loans
North Sydney
[email protected]

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Originally posted by Chan$:
Originally posted by kay henry:
Chan, probably the funnest thing is to find which guide gives me the highest values, and then see that one as the truth!

The best way to find out the true is SALE SALE SALE SALE! if you don’t sale then you don’t know the true value.

Kind regards

Chan Dollars
[Retire Young, Retire Rich]…[Read more]