I work under licences and frankly I do not need to justify myself to a faceless person. You clearly do not know me because I have never been a property manager. I was a partner in a real estate firm in Melbourne.

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Dontfight facts

You make a number of claims yourself. You could prove what you are saying by disclosing your identity. That way people can assess you correctly. I do not disagree that if you can get positiver cashflow its worth while but it is difficult to find in Australia and in most cases does not provide any capital growth. It will be…[Read more]

I think that before you make a decission you need to talk to a good broker and discuss your position. Look to what you can borrow and where to buy for investment. Then look at the shortfall and that will tell you what you can afford. In your position I would still consider an older style apartment in Elwood St Kilda, get someone in to share if…[Read more]

If you onsell a property you would have to pay stamp duty as well as the person you onsold the property to. The State revenue departments view is they always want a piece of the action. The only excemption would be if you transfered the property to a close relative, I mean brother wife mother or father.

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I will be back in Auckland soon. My view is that there may be better areas to buy in rather than Auckland. I prefer Wellington or Christchurch. You need to establish a stratagy with what you are trying to achieve. Sit down and look at what you are trying to achieve and then draw up a plan. Im sure that Treve was great but remember that Steve plans…[Read more]

If she is able to ave $150 per week then I still thionk n investment property is worth considering. Look to a market like Melbourne or Brisbane. Both martkets have slown down and there are some reasonable buys around. Talk to a broker see what she can comfortably afford then start your research. If you are looking at apartment try and look at an…[Read more]

Hi

It depends on a number of factors. Are you single, married have kids ect. The reality is that if you work in the city it is cheap to rent. In terms of where you buy you need to do your sums and see what you can afford. If you are wanting to invest in higher capital growth properties look inner city such as St Kilda and elwood. For 350 you will…[Read more]

The two other points about this type of studio apartment is what sort of fundinf can you get and what capital growth are you looking at.

Regarding the property game at the seminars that belongs to ESC or Richmastery. Both Richmastery and Phil Jones the owner have stated that Jason Whitton and positive cashflow now have nothing to do with there…[Read more]

The other point I would like to make is sure if you spend the money and purchase blue chip investment you can still achieve some great results. Most people that I deal with are after a good first or second investment property. In many cases in Australia they want something that will provide capital growth. The reason I like New Zealand is it gives…[Read more]

I spend most of my time studying the market. I always do my own research and I do not just peddle New Zealand. I find that this is an industry that is full of talk. I do not like your rudeness

Nigel Kibel

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That response does not represent proof

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Interesting comments Steve

It is all about timing. I am not against purchasing anywhere. Every deal has to be looked at on its own merit. I do feel that overall the gerneral houseing market in Morwell has peaked. Areas like Churchill are a little better. It really comes down to what you are trying to achieve. The first thing is you need to draw…[Read more]

That is certanly true, a company like central equity has one of the largest rent rolls in Australia. The point that is being missed is that many of those apartments take Mirvac for instance where aimed at owner occupiers. They started even four years agop at around $550,000, with many being well inexcess of 700-800. Clearly you need corporate…[Read more]

In amny cases these seminars are useful for some information. There main aim is to sell you property. In many cases there can be as muchas $25,000 to $30,000 worth of commission loaded into the sale price.

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It is not a matter of canning the area it is a matter of timing. If you guys have owned property there for some time thats great. My point is that if you purchase today you are unlikly to get growth there for some time

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i COULD NOT AGREE MORE
nz IS STILL A GREAT PLACE TO BUY, ESPECIALLY IN THE MAIN CITIES WHERE YOU WILL GET GREAT RETURNS AND STRONG CAPITAL GROWTH

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please give me examples of what you are talking about

I am opened minded, and always willing top learn something new. If positive cashflow in the cities please tell me

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docklands was never really an investment area. In 10 years it will be great. The problen today is that the whole area is still a construction zone. Even if tenants were available why would they pay high rents to live in anconstruction zone. If on the other hand you were retiring or wanted an apartment in docklands to live in its a great time to…[Read more]

the fact that the market has slown down means that it will be far easier to fiond good deals. Currently its winter not a lot of stock. As spring approaches then you will find good deals

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Maybe take you and her from an expert. If she heres it from someone else sher may listen. If not forget it. If you partner is not on side you have three choices, do it behind her back. do not do anything, or get a new partner.

Nigel Kibel

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