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    Hi everyone. I really enjoy looking through this forum – what a resource! I have a couple of questions…

    First, my story:

    I’m going o/s in Jan 04 with my fiancee. We’re getting married in May, and continuing our travels for about 2yrs. Lucky us! I know.[:D]
    When we return, we want to start our property investing immediately (ie. in late 05/early 06), and we want to get amongst it quickly. We want to be financially free in 7yrs from now (5yrs from when we start investing). We currently have about $40K in savings (not including what we’ve saved for our travels) which we intend to use as deposits on our first couple of IPs.

    Now, my question:
    How was Steve able to buy so many properties in such a short amount of time? How could he pay all those deposits, and how did he get so many loans from the banks? From my reading, the options he had were:

      wrapping, in order to get the “client” to assist with his deposits (and I know that wrapping is Steve’s “niche”),

        creative financing – such as vendor assistance, etc, or

          buying properties grossly under market value, then being able to borrow 100%+ of the purchase price.
          Are these the only ways he could do it? Am I missing something? Any thoughts?

          Thanks,

          Adam

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          I’ve just copied this over to the “Exclusively Property” section. If you would like to reply, please go there.

          Thanks,

          Adam

          Don’t Let Life Get In The Way Of Living

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          Hey Adam,
          I think you will find (correct me if i am wrong) but Steve did not buy and hold 130 properties. He would have purchased some, sold one that that made a great Capital Gain, and then financed some more properties. They also had the help of the income from their accounting business and their wives incomes.

          Again I hope this helps.
          Matt

          “If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always had.”

          “Isn’t it time for a change?”

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