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    I didn’t get a copy of the valuation as the buyers bank ordered it. HAving a copy wouldn’t be much good anyway since they admitted they made a mistake on it.

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    I had the agent go to him with her previoius sales, also offered him to come back through the others in our block. She also spoke to his supervisor. All no good :(

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    Great. Thanks for that! :)

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    BTW how safe is it? I would hate to put $200,000 with them to find out I just made a nice donation to someone….

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    Cool! Ozforex looks great.

    There site says:

    ¹The mid-market rates shown in our exchange currency converter are neither “buy” rates nor “sell” rates. Mid-market rates are derived from mid-point between the buy and sell rates of large-value transactions in the global currency markets.

    The buy or sell rate you would receive from OzForex would be close to the mid market rate but would include our margin that reflects the size of your transfer. The buy or sell rate OzForex offers will be better than your bank, guaranteed!!

    OzForex does not guarantee the accuracy of the rate or currency calculations.
    Please read the terms of use.
    Please note that OzForex accepts transactions starting from A$2,000 or equivalent in your currency of choice. We charge A$15 (or equivalent) for transactions under $10,000. Transactions from $10,000 are fee free. We do not accept cash, cheques or bank drafts, payments by credit card or speculative trading.

    So they charge no fee for $200,000 just the exchange rate? ATM the rate on their site is 0.5795 GBP. Is that what I get or do they still get me somewhere along the line?

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    We have to spend 4-500,000. We need to buy a place to live in near the city for a while unfortunately…

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    Any update guys? Who do you use still_in_school? You seem to be doing pretty well and you must have someone decent taking care of it all?

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    Please? Is this really that hard of a question?

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    Come on guys? Some of you must live in Sydney and actually have a good accountant!

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    Hi mate, I am interested in your group. Can you keep me up to date at [email protected] Thanks

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    I attended this seminar and I admit there was nothing really new but he has an awful lot of promises. The thing that got to me was the constant pushing of his CD’s and his VIP group whick costs $480 per month by the way on top of the $1480 for the course and the $1280 for the CD’s and the $245 for the Positive Gearing Programme. As you can see a for a newbie like me I was seriously out of pocket! He makes you feel like if you don’t sign up for everything o will be left behind withut him but all through the course he says how easy everyhting is to do. A”no brainer” as he calls it. He is also VERY sketchy on details. He always gives it the positive spin to all he talks about like “look this property is going up by 10% a year and it is positively geared to the tune of $20 in you pocket! A real no brainer!” He neglects to point out the hidden costs by at least 50%. He never mentioned valuation costs, most of the fees, quantity surveyors etc. He just said ” It costs X to buy, payments are Y and rent is Z. Z covers Y so there you go. Not that easy Ed. He also gives his finance guys a good wrap that he says aren’t directly related to him but I’m sure they weren’t there for the fun of it but what annoyed me is that he drops figures like “we have a guy here who does low doc loans for 5.4” so you think gee that is great and I better sign up here so I can get in on that but as we all know, interest rates are determined mostly on an individual basis so I’m sure a newbies rate would be much higher. Ed also dodged around the question of intrest hikes. I wouldn’t want 4 properties at 250,000 each only clearing me $20 p/week going up by 3%. I would finish most people. That is why I asked for a refund the Monday after. I much prefer do do it Steves wy :)

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