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Hi Teamlazer,
I have a toolkit to sell. Brand new . I have never actually used it, only watched one of the DvDs once. I don't have enough time!! If you would like to buy it I will sell it for $650 including posting it to your address. Let me know ASAP as another member wants it also. First in best dressed I guess. Cheers, Tina
So Richard, i'm a new user, but interested to hear your opinion – given your trading experience – is this worse than 87 for shares?
reneei think they make you pay to lock rates in for fixed, obviously variable is variable to market rates, but unless your lender allows you to pay extra – i.e. $250 to lock rates for fixed, you will be paying the higher rate. Note i only found this out after a Macquarie fixed started at 7.5% and climbed at last count to 9.9% fixed by the time the property settled, i used another lender instead.
Not a bad idea!!
Know what you mean!
I think oil has been over rated lately – wind power is the way!
I agrre – but I made sure that Uncle Gary wasnt on any invitation at our do! – what a scoundrel and philanthripest!
I agree with you, but only in part – you might want to check earleir posts re this very vital matter
I enjoy forums and seminarrs and expos, but can anyone help me with the tickets?
I enjoyed your work!
I enjoy pasting and cutting and such like.
I dont know about that – but does anyone know how to get a stapler out of my head? – damn nuisance!
Dear Investors,
During a telephone conference today I was asked by fellow members of staff to cease and disist from participating in this forum.
Kind Regards,
MarkDear L.A Aussie,
You are making some huge assumptions there.
I have all the answers to satsify any customers query, however I am not going to get involved in a indepth discussion with someone who's intentions is to be defamatory, and has no intention of joining our service.
During a telephone conference today I was asked by fellow members of staff to cease and disist from participating in this forum.
Kind Regards,
MarkDear Foundation,
Lets just agree to disagree, because for what ever reason or another you have jumped on the wording of my statements rather than the spirit of their meaning.
It would be best for all concerned if we were to cease communicating.
Thank you and good day sir.
Kind Regards,
MarkDear Foundation,
Please desist in your in negative comments of Global Buyers Agent.
You have no right to make judgements about our company which is not based of any understanding of who we are, what we do, or what kind of track record of success we have.My comments have been my personal opinion and I am entitled to them without your quick and un-called for judgement.
My reason for joining this forum was to help people; not to be criticised and receive abuse for my personal opinions.
Kind Regards,
Mark Leith
Property Advocate
Global Buyers Agent
http://www.buyersagent.com.auDear Foundation,
Please desist in your in negative comments of Global Buyers Agent.
You have no right to make judgements about our company which is not based of any understanding of who we are, what we do, or what kind of track record of success we have.My comments have been my personal opinion and I am entitled to them without your quick and un-called for judgement.
My reason for joining this forum was to help people; not to be criticised and receive abuse for my personal opinions.
Kind Regards,
Mark Leith
Property Advocate
Global Buyers Agent
http://www.buyersagent.com.aufoundation wrote:jutaylor wrote:I am struggling with finding a 3rd party to purchase a couple of properties in the UK and buyersagent.com.au seem to be speaking a lot of sense and have a reasonable fee. Has anyone used them on the forum? Was the experience positive etc? Anyone have any views? I need to do some more investigating but any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks heaps. Julian
Haven't "used him", but he certainly doesn't speak "a lot of sense". Refer to the post below for everything you need to know (and note he has not even bothered to respond to my questions). Simple answer: I'd steer well clear of buyersagent.com.au.
https://www.propertyinvesting.com/forums/property-investing/general-property/4322220Perhaps if you ask the simple questions (like – have you ever done this before), we'll get a response…
Cheers, F. [cowboy2]
Dear Investors,
Firstly I said UP to 25% to 75% per quarter, not 25% to 75% every quarter.
By studying market indicators and other factors you can predict the market to a certain extent, this combined with heavy negotiating it is possible to achieve what I have described.
If you purchase a property well under market or bank valuation combined with a boom in the market you buy into it is possible to achieve 25% to 75% IN A GIVEN QUARTER.
For example, the house I live in today was on the market in for $219,000 and I was able to negotiate the price to $165,000, within 3 months due to buying under market value and the area experiencing a boom we had the property re-evaluated $281,000.
For that given quarter we experienced 70.3% growth.
To illustrate how this calculation has been reached.
Purchase Price: $165,000
Re-evaluation Price: $281,000 (within 3 months)
Total gross gain: $116,000Percentage of Calculation as follows:
$116,000 times by 100 divided by $165,000 = 70.3% growth.
Whilst I agree this is not the norm, what I can tell you is that it is possible providing you find someone who is motivated to sell for well under market value and you are buying at the right time in the market (i.e. before or during a boom)What I can tell you for a fact is that every property our clients purchased in 2005 in places such as Kalgoorlie and Mount Isa have at least doubled in value within a 12 month period which is growth of 25% per quarter on average during that time.
Furthermore, we have clients buying houses in regional America for $10,000 which return 25% per annum.
Kind Regards,
Mark Leith
Property Advocate
Global Buyers Agent
http://www.buyersagent.com.auDear Nicole,
Houses with land (appreciate), thats what I meant.
Thank you for pointing out this technical error.
Or to be even more technical houses depreciate and land appreciates.
However, with the cost of materials going up and the cost of labour going up this is not always true.
Kind Regards,
Mark Leith
Property Advocate
Global Buyers Agent
http://www.buyersagent.com.au1) 1996 Holden Barina
2) 1985 Mitsubishi Cordia Turbo
3) 1976 MG Sports CarCars Depreciate & Houses Appreciate so I have never bought a new car or anything over $20,000.
Kind Regards,
Mark Leith
Property Advocate
Global Buyers Agent
http://www.buyersagent.com.au