Hi thereI've read a bit of Han's material and have dealt with him briefly from a Real Estate Agent's perspective and he's a very open and knowledgable guy.  I'd say, if you've got any questions, give him a call and clarify them to see if his course contains the information you're after.  I've heard some really positive feedback for some of the i…[Read more]

No Worries.

r_windows wrote:
Hey thanks for the recommended material… i have the may and june issue of API and also have the may issue of your property investment.After some research i have narrowed my search down to south east of brisbane and bayside victoria… any objections??i have noticed that the sea areas close to  brisbane such as ransome,…[Read more]

waynecrismani wrote:
Just a quick word of advice as a fellow student. Despite the fact that my girlfriend and i are both PhD students making pretty good money via tax free scholarships, and we had saved very hard for the last few years, the banks gave us a hard time just because we had the title of "student".We got them to be more specific…[Read more]

I'll retype that because the editing was dodgey on the last:r_windows wrote:

hi again… im half way through rich dad poor dad and was intrigued when the author was explaining setting up a corporation for tax advantages and asset protection…. would anyone recommend doing this or setting up a SMSF, what are the strengths and weaknesses of…

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r_windows wrote:
hi again…im half way through rich dad poor dad and was intrigued when the author was explaining setting up a corporation for tax advantages and asset protection…. would anyone recommend doing this or setting up a SMSF, what are the strengths and weaknesses of both.<br

The advantages of a SMSF are many, however, there is a…[Read more]

ricer & r_windows – Firstly, cogratulations on taking the initiative to get started so young.Some recommended reading material:Excellent strategist for building a portfolio quickly:  anything by Peter SpannFor positive cashflow:  anything by Steve McnightFor best structures – there are a couple of books – There's one called "Trust Magic"  I do…[Read more]

Hi there

The first thing you should do is write down some goals and formulate a plan around that.

Ask yourself:

Why do you want to invest?

What sort of returns are you wanting to achieve?

Are you investing for capital growth, cash flow or tax purposes?
(You can invest for a couple of those reasons and you will probably get the benefit of at…[Read more]