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    Thanks tommytucker (and Terryw).

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    Thanks Terryw … I was hoping for more of a focus regarding investment strategies – i.e. would it be better to?:

    a) Purchase the property outright – then get an equity based loan.

    b) Purchase the property via a standard home loan.

    d) Buy property at 90% LVR or more – Keep rest of the cash in offset to offset the interest.

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    Thanks heaps Shape – I like your suggestion.

    Much appreciated.

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    It's a hypothetical situation, whereby if you could obtain enough cash for a temporary period of time to purchase a property outright; would it be better to:

    a) Purchase the property outright – then get an equity based loan.

    b) Purchase the property via a standard home loan.

    Ie. Is it better to borrow against the value of an all paid up property – or is it better to just go via the normal home loan route?

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    Thanks Shiny_Suit_Man! Much appreciated.

    I wish I had read his book many years ago, and was able to implement his suggestions.

    Is it still worthwhile setting up a company and trust still?

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    Thanks heaps Terryw! Your assistance has been much appreciated!

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    Thanks Terryw, I suppose it sounded too good to be true… is there any truth in what Steve has written about using Trusts to purchase properties?

    He also writes: "Using multiple trusts and multiple lenders to source loans that I am guarantor for is one of the secrets to how I have borrowed tens of millions of dollars and bought hundreds of properties. I continue to use this approach with my investing today…"

    Is there any possible way to do what Steve is alluding to?

    Thanks.

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