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    is it a good idea to subscirbe to Steves method and only read books that follow his ideas? cos most of my family think im stupid in trying to create positive cashflow properties, but im still trying to work my head around doing it to prove them wrong! haha enuf about me, what u fellas think?

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    they sound great! ill look them up

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    yeh ill give that one a go, cheers

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    being a student i find it hard to attend those seminars even though i know i should….i try to read one book a month although it is hard to balance every aspect of uni life with get rich books!

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    hey gabmar im a beginner like you and im looking for my first property as well, atm my strategy is to read as much information as i can and get insight into investing over the next 12 months before i knuckle down to try to secure my first deal…altho u may not have the time resources i suggest learning as much as possible first before jumping in the deep end to buy a first property

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    as luck would have it, today i just finished reading chapter 16 of steves second book and learned the valuable saying “Problem + Solution = Profit” as choir just told me….learning everyday

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    so does that mean it is impossible to find properties that deliver positive cashflow in todays market? therefore, is it necessary to negatively gear our investments?

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    who cares what other people think? live your life the way you want to

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    yeh i will definetly start off with residential, but like mapleleaf i will branch out into commercial property wen the time is right….cheers!

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    yeh free lunches are what im afta, but thanks shake that makes perfect sense….and that site is fantastic, cheers

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    Yeh i agree with rikky, footscray has got a bright future, particularly with Victoria University nearby….students arent that bad as tenants (i would know I am one of them) but reading Steve’s books they do rpovide for a risky tenant situation…If you going to invest in footscray do it close to the university as you will have plenty of demand from the students

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    this probably isnt of much help to u, but ill b a solicitor in 5 years time! [biggrin]

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    Ill just say ive heard good things, going tonite to one of their seminars

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    Thats top stuff redwing, now set your bar even higher this year [biggrin]

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    Only yesterday I was on realestate.com.au and I saw a few car parks for sale in Melbourne

    Reasonable price I thought but like you I don’t know that much about car parks and as they say “life without knowledge is death in disguise”

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    Orite sounds like Frankston is a no go, where is the wrong side of the tracks in St Kilda, maybe I can find a cheap apartment that will receive CG’s in the years to come?

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    Being an astute teen apprentice investor i would suggest watching “get rich or die tryin” that just came out in cinemas this week, it tells the tale of someone who is time poor, money poor and upgrades to a time poor money rich individual.

    Positive cashflow is the way to go[biggrin]

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    I would expect that running costs would be low, but as shake said, unless the volvo ocean race dropped into town, there would most likely be an oversupply of berths available it seems.

    Thanks for the help fellas [thumbsupanim]

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    Yeh cheers ill look it up

    I heard Frankston is going to be the big winner in 2006? What do u think?

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    thanks for all that advice its realy helpful!

    In what way did the buyer’s agent think it was a bad idea?

    I think that he thought that an oversupply or glut in the complex would result easier than if if was a smaller apartment complex?

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