I answered Richards Question. I do this professionally. I currently own lots of properties. In the United States we are currently working on a number of deals. I do not go into more detail than that. But rest assured we will move in an organised fashion

Nigel Kibel

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I have been studying the market for some time. I do not jump in without knowing the plans. I am involved in a number of projects and will be looking at a lot more next year. How many do you own since your such a finance expert.

Nigel Kibel

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This is not something you can do by remote control. You need to be there or have someone represent you. We have contacts on the ground. I still would not do this unless I was present. Shortly we will provide a service whereby we can assist people in buying foreclosures.

Nigel Kibel

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One thing to keep inm mind is that employment like anything else is a product. Accoeding to government figures the number of people aged 65 and over will nearly double bt 2020 and yet we will only have 5% of people entering the workforce compared to today. That would mean that employees were in demand. Hence market forces will determine wages and…[Read more]

Guess what Lisa they are all in New York state and the prices you pay today will still be the same in 3 years time.

Good positive advice

Nigel Kibel

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Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
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Your right you have to pay cash. There are a number of rules you need to follow depending on the type of foreclosure you are entering into. In many cases you can not inspect the property at least not on the inside. You can certainly made checks as to whether there are any out satnding loans on the property or outstanding taxes. These are risks…[Read more]

These and the apartment market in Auckland is likely to crash. Do not waste your money on second rate products. Most of these properties are owned by Australian investors. The New Zealanders have more sense. I recently purchased a house that had been divided into to flats returniing nearly 8%. The property will also have far more capital growth…[Read more]

I could not agree more. I already have a good team in ther United States and have been working with another team in New Zealand for the past few years. Without a good team it makes it difficult to operate well.

Nigel Kibel

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Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
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I have been a strong supporter of the Howard government. I agree with getting rid of unfair dismissal for small business. This legislation goes far further. They have made a mistake that will probably cost them the next election. The main problem is that on paper it is hard to see how anyone apart from the employers will be better off. People vote…[Read more]

There is nothing wrong with investing in the United States. You need to be selective as you would anywhere else. Remember that much of America has also gone through a boom and there reserve bank is saying that there market is overheated. In Texas there are spots were there is very good buying. You need to keep in mind that once the rens are above…[Read more]

You seem to take personal offence becuase I ask a question. I would like to see just how much positive cashflow you recieve when the dust settles. However my point is sure the market is slowling in New Zealand. If you purchased to hold medium to long term then the returns in New Zealand are still good and if you buy in the main cities they will…[Read more]

Just got back

Yes continued with an apartment complex and I am doing sums on a number of others. Dont worry Western I will look at the figures you have produced above in due course. Just explain is that 2 4 bedroom roperties or 2 2 bedromm properties. Secondly if you have to put in 30% of the deal then many people will be using a line of credit…[Read more]

Perhaps Western you could give us some fantastic capital growth figures for properties you have recommended in Buffalo

Nigel Kibel

http://www.propertyknowhow.com.au

Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
One Day property investment research workshop just $290 Melb 26 November Buying in the United States and New Zealand

The New Zealand market is bound to slow down. However there are still goodd deals available in the major cities if you look around. The returns there generally are still much better than Australia.

Nigel Kibel

http://www.propertyknowhow.com.au

Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
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There maywell be good areas in Buffalo. I believe in being careful with my money and especially that of investors and as such I will be staying away from Buffalo

Nigel Kibel

http://www.propertyknowhow.com.au

Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
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It all comes down to understanding the market. Once you know the product and market it becomes easy to reconise the opportunities

Nigel Kibel

http://www.propertyknowhow.com.au

Australian and New Zealand The United States Property Researcher and education
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It would to a degree depend on where your property is located. However my view is that in most cases if you give it to more than one agent the agents will work on there own listings first. Because they know they will make a commission if they sell the house. What is more important is are you happy with the agent. Are they working for you. Get a…[Read more]

You will find that banks do not lend against property in New Zealand just as a Nw Zealand bank will not take security against an Austraian investment. However the best thing to do would be to establish a line of credit on your New Zealand property. In terms of a broker contact Alistair Perry. He provides finance in Australia and New Zealand and…[Read more]

I could not agree more. I have just gotten back from the States and once my head clears from travelling I will post in more detail. A small group of use are purchasing an apartment complex and we have carried out extensive research to this point. We will not promote the United States until we are confident that all of the information has been…[Read more]

Hi Michael

I believe as you know that any education is good. My only problem is that many of the marketing companies already have financial planning licences attached or a real estate licence. We already have more red tape in Australia than anywhere else. Just becuase companies are registered as financial planners does not mean that they are…[Read more]