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Yeah I agree. Thought so.
I mean he seems so negative and cynical its just really exausting lisitng to him.Thanks for your input. You all rock [
]GMAN,
One thing I found most amusing is I dealt with 1 sales rep from PCG one month, a month later they call me up to tell me that my ‘Consultant’ has left the company and that a new person is looking after me. Initially I thought OK. But then 1 month has passed and I get another call and this ‘Consultant’ has left as well. So a new person is looking after my account. And guess what a few weeks later the same thing happend. [
]. This time the person that looked after my account was a senior manager for PCG. A few weeks later he left as well.I dont know about you but it would tell you something about a company if you had so many people turnover.
I learned alot from my mistake with the NII/PCG as well. As long as we learn from it so that we are wiser, thats all that counts.
How many properties did you buy of them?
Good luck with everything else.
Vluu27
GMAN007,
I also did the course but one thing I found really contradicting is HK was telling his students “Always do your market research, get an independant valuation before you buy and DO EVERYTHING YOURSELF” which is fair enough and quite right. No issues with that.
But then he starts promoting PCG. Come to an interview with the PCG sales rep, he tells you “Dont do it yourself. We do all the work for you, buy our properties as they double in value every 2-3 years. But you have to pay us $3500 membership fee just to be included on the list to have the right to buy from us and if you decide to buy a property of us we charge you $6000”. [
]Yes I agree the course is not bad. But I have found that HK tells you one thing, then promotes a company ‘PCG’ that tells you basically the opposite.
And people pay 15k for that. Lucky i pulled out of PCG just in time. And i didnt pay the full 15k either.
Gman007 do yourself a favour. DO everything yourself. Why pay someone $9500 to source 1 property for you when you can do it YOURSELF. Use the info. I have found some of it is good and some of it is pretty high risk dangerous. I dont even think most of the NII sales rep/emp use them.
To me paying $9500 plus $15000 to do HK course is an insult. And to hear something contradicting as such doesnt help. Thats $23000 to his course.
Holly crap if you think about you put it down for a deposit for a investment porperty. Or even better buy a couple of OFF the plan properties. But it doesnt stop there. They try and get you into their other course which are around 10k+ as well. Business Mastery, Mezzanine Lending. They still call me today even after i rejected them many times.
In conclusion, NII run good courses but they are not worth paying $15000. Maybe $2000-$3000. And do everything yourself, dont ever rely on other people to find you the ‘best deal’. How would you know it is the best deal if you havent done it yourself before.
Hope this helps
Vluu
It’s all about rental yeild. If you buy a higher yield property your capacity will increase.This will be addressed in my “unlimited finance” article – which I’m about half way through.
Cheers
Stu
Hi Stuart,
When can we expect to read about your article. Cant wait. [
]Thanks
Vinh
Hi Nick,
Great idea. Thanks shall do. Thanks for everyone that has contributed to this post [
]Regards
Vinh
Stuart,
Is there a possibility I can get the list of valuers most of the banks use in the north eastern suburbs. In particular Bundoora. [
]Thanks
Vinh
Michael & Kaye,
So you write up your letter of offer and give it to them? I never knew you can do that?
I always had to sign an offer ‘form’ provided by the agent to make a VALID offer.
I think I’m still too green [
]Thanks again
Vinh
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