I have just revoked Pisces membership after receiving an abusive personal message.

I agree that it is time for a change. If you come across abusive posts then let me know (send to admin@propertyinvesting.com) and I’ll take swift action.

It doesn’t matter who it is, there is now a zero tolerance policy.

Regards,

Steve…[Read more]

Hi,

Sorry, I’ve been very busy writing book #2, which includes a detailed look into the MAP process… much, much more than I could write here.

Yes, it seems that those outside of the program may have been unsure about the goal – but it always was to control $1m worth of r/e in 12 months. The idea was not so much to gain equity, but rather a…[Read more]

<post moved to opinionated forum as it seems to belong better there>

Hi Shaun,

I’ll see you there!

STATUS UPDATE: (12:30PM 29/6/04) As I type about 30% of the tickets have gone.

Cheers,

Steve McKnight

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Hi,

We live in a democracy where the government of the day sets social policy.

As a Christian I see the value of giving someone who needs help a ‘no strings attached’ handout.

As a taxpayer I sometimes get frustrated at the inequity of it where you here sensational stories of families having kids to live off welfare.

Whether it is right or…[Read more]

Hi,

In a nutshell, wraps are a form of private finance, which, by itself is neither ethical nor unethical.

It’s the person applying the technique that puts that flavour on the deal.

Are most investors who use the technique unethical? That sounds like a big call to make.

What I’d say is that most of the stories in the press seem to relate to…[Read more]

Go easy folks… share your toys and play like friends in the sandpit.

Personally, I’ve never advocated buying in rural hamlets. I advocate investing in areas with expanding infrastructure.

Still, nowdays I have changed my approach again to something that is neither location nor price specific. Actually, outlining this approach is exactly…[Read more]

lol

No t-shirt. The New Zealand CD product will be ready early next week. Stay tuned for more info.

Cheers,

Steve McKnight

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Hi,

Seems that the bandwagon is now across the Tasman.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3574363&thesection=news&thesubsection=general

Cheers,

Steve McKnight

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Hi,

I’m happy to help and am pleased that you enjoyed the book.

I’m about 50% through Book #2 and hope to have it ready for publication in mid-October.

Cheers,

Steve McKnight

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Hi,

Don’t forget there is a Wraps Association that has regular meetings around the country, Melbourne inc.

http://www.financewraps.asn.au/

Bye,

Steve McKnight

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We have [biggrin]

More like 50 or so… but we have also traded out of some of our other deals under the ‘multiplication by division’ strategy.

Cheers,

Steve McKnight

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Hi Dan,

Thanks for dropping by and sharing all those links!

Tell me when your site is live and we’ll link up.

We have some awkward moments from time to time, but we always try to help whenever possible.

Bye,

Steve McKnight

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Hi,

A few comments.

First, this is a very interesting article, however it remains one man’s opinion. I’m sure the RBA would have a different view on some of the topics raised.

Second, if you have a long-term settlement then it would be wise to compare that with your position of the market going forward. For example, if you thought prices…[Read more]

Tip:

Positive cashflow deals are made rather than bought.

Tip:

The more removed you are from the problem the longer it will take to profit.

Tip:

Cash is more valuable when it is in short supply. Remember this when negotiating.

Tip:

God invented paint to fix up brown houses, which always seem to sell for less.

Cheers,

Steve…[Read more]

<b>Tip:</b>

Positive cashflow deals are made rather than bought.

<b>Tip:</b>

The more removed you are from the problem the longer it will take to profit.

<b>Tip:</b>

Cash is more valuable when it is in short supply. Remember this when negotiating.

<b>Tip:</b>

God invented paint to fix up brown houses, which always seem to sell for…[Read more]

Tip:

Positive cashflow deals are made rather than bought.

Tip:

The more removed you are from the problem the longer it will take to profit.

Tip:

Cash is more valuable when it is in short supply. Remember this when negotiating.

Tip:

God invented paint to fix up brown houses, which always seem to sell for less.

Cheers,

Steve…[Read more]

Hi,

I’m inclined to agree with Rob. I can certainly remember the dark days of loan-calls from the early 1990’s.

However, recently looking through some of my loan agreements on investment property (for the book) I can’t see any clause that allows the bank to recall a loan that is not in default.

Having said that, the LA does give the lender the…[Read more]

Hi,

This post was moved here because it is an opinion and this is the appropriate place for it!

Trust me, I tried with other mortgage brokers but had no joy. Once again, Leonie spotted and capitalised on an opportunity that was available (at that time) to any mortgage broker.

I’m sorry if other people feel offended. That was not my…[Read more]

Hi,

visit http://www.propertyinvesting.com/11secondsolution

Bye,

Steve McKnight

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