can you do me a favour, can you open up a wardrobe up at work, and see if you can notice anything unusal… im being serious, im opening wardrobes here to find answers… lol
just then i headed over to a wardrobe inside the house, opened the wardrobe doors, and i could see was clothes, didnt find anything in this wardrobe… yet there is no other person here….
but im tried re-inacting the scene… something big is still missing… but some one at my place did say to me… “what are you doing… [?]”
Cheers,
sis
ok… might sound really stupid… but is he looking through a womans wardrobe instead of the man who owns the house (his wardrobe) ?
does the man, who owns the house think the man opening the wardrobe is trying to steal something… but does not realise he is just a guy doing his job, and the man who owns the house is going to kill him, as he thinks he is a thief?
another thing to be careful about partnerships, if the loan defaults, the creditors, will take repossesion of assets from the partner who has the most asset or cash availabe… just be wary as partnerships offer unlimited liablity, even if your share of the ownership is 20% and the other partners have greater share, you can still be liable for all.
also be careful with JVs, as their normally a one off enterprise, but in business law, a JV maybe drawn up, but can still be recongnised as a partnership.
you might be, better off, setting up a Unit trust for a particular deal like this, if there is going to be quite a few people involve.
I know CF+ property is the trendy thing now – but seriously… flood zones? is this really what you want your asset base to consist of?
Agree… will admit, there were plenty of +ve cashflow properties around only recently… but due to some investors, who may not be worried about flood warnings and zonings, many people are just trying to get into the market, but also at the same time, are trying to get any property that is +ve cashflow, but are not weighing up the risks, that are present or could be of avail…
honestly really depends on the investor… but agree, also wouldnt touch any properties that are prone to flood zoning.
honestly for the sake of a few $$$ a week in positive cashflow… is it really worth it?
is the man, who is looking through the wardrobe, trying to find something, that should not be there, as its evidence to a crime that he commited…. and all the while, the other man, has set him up as he knows all he has to do is…. wait till the man looking through the wardrobe, pulls and holds out the evidence…
ummm…. i dont think we would have ever known… if you didnt tell us… good question…
is it possible, when the man opens up the wardrobe, unexpectedly, the man from behind him, yells out, watch it… dont open that door, but its too late, and the man opens the door, to find the wardrobe filled with clothes and with out having time to escape, piles of clothes fall from the wardrobe…. anchoring and pinning the man down… were he can not move or escape and is left to suffer a slow and painful death….
while at the same time… the other man… does a runner, in the worry that he will be put up as a culprite in part of this killing/assault attmept?
Very much also agree with Mel, another small pointer might be… if your kids know that you have funds being put away for their education, like Mel pointed out, they might not ever end up going to uni and that cash money saved and banked away, would have been better off invested….
though just be a little wary… if your kids do know you put money away and aside for their education, they might only attend uni, as they want to make you proud but also not disappoint you at the same time, if they didnt go to uni, because they maybe worried that, its hard to say no to attending uni, as you the parents set your hearts on putting a fund aside for their later education.
best to keep the money in an investment vehicle, but have it ready, for what ever choices your children choose, whether it be, uni, tafe, or starting their own business… their imagination can be endless….