Oh Muppet, that’s so sad []

I’m up to 750 on my laptop…

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Hey Prop

Is that any link, anywhere?

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Originally posted by Still in School:
yikes… have to keep posing… [ohno]

Yes, SIS, you are a definite poser!! Glad you realised it[comp]

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Rugby, love it.[]

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aussieeeeeeeeeeeeee, we need some clues………..

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Oh well, thanks for looking. Congrats on 2000 post.

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Lisa, I heard Ed Burton’s ‘sales tape’ and from it I think that he’s much into investing in real estate too – but he will cover the other aspects like tax, asset protection etc. etc.

When he talks about offshore investing, he also was talking about buying properties oversead (I think)

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Yes Chan, I do believe you, but I think turning off my firewall may really defeat the purpose of having one installed!!

[medieval]

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Well done PG!!

Now you’ve got lovely shiny red stars as well[suave]

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Well done Kay. Super work![specs]

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Either Saturday or Sunday is good for me.

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Craig, welcome.

Firstly, I would like to say that you have done very well for someone so young (I can say that cos you’re two years younger than me[exhappy])

You are in a good position to use some of your equity to start your portfolio. Remember that there will be some tax benefits involved, so you may be able to start off with a neutrally…[Read more]

spi, the library is definitely a good option.

the other one would be to get a group of friends who are all interested in learning, and each buy a book – then swap them with each other, creating your own library. That way you can all meet up and discuss what you’ve read, and learn more that way.

For a list of books to read, find Leigh’s post -…[Read more]

Check out the library too.

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Where’s the auto login feature?

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I like the fact it’s a small number for the workshop. that will mean more learning, and presumably some group get togethers?

It looks like you get a 12 month program as well?

A bit concerned that he built his wealth in the last 4. Anybody that bought property 4 years ago (and as much as they could) would really be sitting pretty right…[Read more]

I’ve generally paid for them with credit card, and then paid that off when I get the bill.

When I did Tony Robbins events, luckily my partner had a spare $36K in the bank that we used for him, me and his daughter. I still owe him that money [ohno2].

With the Henry Kaye ones I had an interest free for the first one, and now I am actually paying…[Read more]

I think you’ll find the ‘gurus’ were the real estate/development companies that jumped on the Jan Somers (among others) bandwagon and made their money by selling their properties to you – with fantastic tax breaks, and flights to QLD, and overpriced properties.

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It depends on what you will be putting through the account. If you’ll have reasonable amounts of money sitting in there at most times, then have a cash management type one that gives good interest. If you get a friendly business banking person they should be able to tell you the fees/charges based on what your expectations are.

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Never heard of him Dan.

What does he teach, how long is the workshop, and what’s it cost?

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