You should be able to find it in your local Dymocks store, i actually seen it on their shelf the other day when i looking for a book on trusts. The book is title “Don’t sign anything” by Neil Jenman, it is certainly a good read and makes the unaware aware and what different tactics are available to real estate agents across the whole board whether related to the Jenman group or not. Enjoy the read
What exactly is the 11 second rule??? if you don’t mind explaining…. []
Regarding strategy, to anticipate any interest rates or if they change you might want to consider a particular portion or if not the lot fixing it say 3-5years or say 2/3 of it, therefore you can have say 2/3 fixed at that particular rate and the remainder variable i/o, i think thats a decent enough hedging strategy, otherwise pay it off as fast as possible whilst interest rates are down.
What exactly is the 11 second rule??? if you don’t mind explaining…. []
Regarding strategy, to anticipate any interest rates or if they change you might want to consider a particular portion or if not the lot fixing it say 3-5years or say 2/3 of it, therefore you can have say 2/3 fixed at that particular rate and the remainder variable i/o, i think thats a decent enough hedging strategy, otherwise pay it off as fast as possible whilst interest rates are down.
Well i agree, i certainly wouldn’t approach the Jenman group to purchase a ppty, although on the other hand i possibly would consider them to use them to sell a property, if i ever do sell….If you’ve read Neil Jenman’s book “Don’t sign anything” it states exactly what philosphy these guys work on and what your the other real estate agencies do. I guess it is important to be aware of the system and use it to your advantage.
Is there a site where you can get a general overview of average purchase prices for commercial ppty. I actually have been thinking that commercial ppty would certainly be good to have as part of your portfolio due to the greater possible return, although some other factors to consider are that capital growth is as great as what the residential market is (well i don’t think so as marketability isn’t as great due to niche markets), not sure, would certainly like to know more….only new to the whole investing thing.