wolverine replied to the topic Buying a ‘Mortgage Choice’ franchise in the forum Hotch Potch 21 years, 1 month ago
Potsie,
Have you looked into a business coach/consultant type of business (Brad Sugar’s Active International or Icon are two that come to mind).
I don’t know much about these but the start ups are similar to mortgage choice, however you are dealing with businesses and don’t need to rely on a thrid party (Bank). The skill you need is to be a good…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Peter Flanagan Seminars in the forum Opinionated! 21 years, 1 month ago
Thanks for the feedback Gavin.
I’m looking at doing my first seminar and Ed Burton’s looks the goods. What sort of products does he try and peddle at his seminar?
Are there any other seminars/courses/books you would recommend other than Ed’s. I’m looking at all types of investments both property and non property.
Thanks for any help you can…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Peter Flanagan Seminars in the forum Opinionated! 21 years, 1 month ago
Steve,
Have you attended any of Ed Burton’s seminars? If so what are your thoughts.
Also, when you were investigating investment opportunities did you ever examine equities. If so what turned you off? I just feel with the market so hot right now the economkic clock is telling me to move away from Real Estate and shift into equities. Your…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Paying tax is for suckers in the forum No Subject 21 years, 1 month ago
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Franking credits are really just income Crashy, they should theoretically be treated identically. The fact that taxman has already been given it doesn’t really alter that fact. You can pretend it has a different flavour, but that’s really just psychological.Taxman, the figures for 15% will not be exact because I believe you only get a…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Paying tax is for suckers in the forum Hotch Potch 21 years, 1 month ago
Sorry Paul I didn’t realise you were crashy.
Your course sounds quite interesting.Below is a response I received from another board member regarding investing $200K of drawn down equity:
“If you refinanced $200,000 and wrote covered calls on blue chip shares, you would be looking at about $4,000 to $8000 per month return. And if you used margin…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Buying a Business or Property? in the forum Hotch Potch 21 years, 1 month ago
Hilary,
I like your suggestion. Could you direct me to a web site/book/course/seminar where I can learn more about equity investing?
wolverine replied to the topic Paying tax is for suckers in the forum Hotch Potch 21 years, 1 month ago
Crashy,
I have to be honest I don’t really understand much of your strategy.
I’m looking at learning a lot more about creative share investing and would like any sites/course/seminars you could recommend.
I’ve recently bought $15KNAB macquarie installment warrants after attending the Macquarie evening. Performance has been up and down and I am…[Read more]
wolverine replied to the topic Buying a Business or Property? in the forum Hotch Potch 21 years, 1 month ago
PB,
Do you have any prior experience in running your own buiness? i’m open to any suggestions on possible businessees or franchises.
Cheers,
Wwolverine replied to the topic Will the bubble burst? in the forum Opinionated! 21 years, 1 month ago
Steve,
Yep Peter Flanagan was his name.
Have you been to any good seminars that you would recommend?
Wolve
wolverine replied to the topic Danny & Paul Hanna in the forum Opinionated! 21 years, 1 month ago
Dan,
Did you manage to get any response. If so let me know what the outcome was.
Wwolverine replied to the topic Will the bubble burst? in the forum Opinionated! 21 years, 1 month ago
Regina,
How was the Allan Hull seminar.
Could you also tell me what the investment to attend was.
I also note you are a big supporter of Ed Burton. I recently attended one of the freebie intro seminars held by Break Free PTY. I can’t remember the guys name but he was reallly fat. He wanted $3K to attend. But the cost of Burton seems more…[Read more]