Na I don’t want to muck around. Basically the bank won’t let me do what I wanted to do so I just want to get rid of it and move on. I just need to find out all the ins and outs of what I’m going to lose, what I can claim etc etc.
I have a method, I call it Mikes golden theory.[biggrin] I can’t reveal it though, it’s a secret. Iv’e told a few people, but the rest of you will have to guess!
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Man that guy rocks! Get front row and some sweat might land on you. Hopefully he plays all the classic hits such as Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant! Get your T-shirts at the merchandise stand.
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For what it’s worth, I think a mountain is being made out of a molehill in this thread, but for all your achievements in buying 13 houses at the age of 21, it would be good to set the theory aside and gain some practical insight into how you’ve done it. You’ve said elsewhere in terms of gaining instant equity,…[Read more]
I wouldn’t say theres an oversupply as the turnover is very quick. A lot of places are contracted after the first open. I’ve just bought my first IP after weeks of searching. Veiwed the place on a sunday then went to the RE lunchtime monday to submit an offer and it was already contracted!. Got a call few days later that the buyer couldn’t get…[Read more]
This question is slightly off the topic but,
If I subdivide a large block and build two houses, can I put all of the proceeds from selling one into paying off the initial cost of buying the land and building the houses, without paying any kind of tax. I am assuming there will still be some of the loan principle left, so I haven’t actually made a…[Read more]
I saw an ad in API for a seminar on getting rich property developing (p23). If anyone went or is going could they reveal the secrets?
How to turn $7900 into $225000 in 3 months, how to own a $230000 investment property with zero debt in one year and the creative property strategies they talk about.
Are there any lenders or loan products where you can borrow to build and not start making repayments for a period of say 6 months to allow time for the construction?
What I would do is combine the $40,000 with the IP loan but I’m still not shure whether there is some ruling in the homestart contract that I cant use the equity.