Hi all
I came across this website the other day advertising properties with avg 10%+CF. They reveal the house and land, purchase price, rental and yield but not the location. I assume you pay them a finders fee if interested in one of the properties.
Has anyone used this site or one like it to find +CF IP. If so what is the cost involved? Is it worthwhile exploring this option given time is scarce.
http://www.hunterhousehunters.com.au/index.php?customernumber=76171486724769&pr=Newsletters
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I haven’t seen the site, but talked to these people at the property expo in Sydney. They seem to be professional and charge a variety of fees depending on what you need. It think it was roughly $6000 for the buyers agent fee which covered finding the property and negoitation etc.
Terryw
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Thanks Terry
I got in touch with them and there is a subscription fee of $2750 for 2 years and $1100 for every subsequent 2 years.
The first 3 IP’s are $6000 each and next 3 are $5000 each. More than 7 IP’s is $4000 each.
Good if you are cash rich and time poor i guess but i will continue looking for +CF IP myself.
Cheers,
MattMatt Jones | Property Resource Shop
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I don’t have time to look for +CF but with those fees might not have a choice?
Trisha[cry]
Is time really that scarce? 90% of the fun is doing it yourself against the odds. [blush2]
Dan Lewis
I think we all know what can happen when you ‘leave it to the experts’. Many people get burnt for blindly trusting experts to take care of their finances. You can get their advice and expertise, but ALWAYS do your own due diligence as well. Just so know know the ins and outs of the game, and how it affects you.
We’ve all heard stories about celebrities being cheated out by their managers, and finding out many years to late.
I’m not saying that we cannot trust them. Just don’t rely solely on them. Don’t pay and pray. Get involved, get curious, find out how your money is being spent and how you can make a profit out of it…. and eventually, how to do it all by yourself even (though I strongly believe in seeking advice from experts).
that site is owned by a member on here i think….
i remember seeing the link in their signature.
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