It’s definetly most important to do your Research first! Our motto is Research Analyse Purchase and we do it in that exact order.. There is no need holding back on jumping right into it, it’s that balance we all seek.
And a little bit of expert advise can go a long way!
Roy H.
L.R.E.A., Dip FS (FP)Guardian Property Specialists (GPS) is a research-focused company that specialises in sourcing and providing residential investment properties Australia wide!
Originally posted by The Wild One:Yes Kay I agree with you.
“YOU don’t have to get it right, YOU just have to get it going”
These words are not mine, they were e-mailed to me from a friend. While I feel that these words can and should be applied to most of lifes challenges. Property investing however involes a lot of money and a lot of us have made all sorts of sacrafices to get to the point where we can start to invest.
It is because of this that people just starting out must first educate them selves and seek professional advice. But this need not take years to achieve. Three to six months of solid study should be enough to get going.
I think you have to look at it in practical terms. Not many people who are taking the time to invest in a smart manner, will jump in without analyzing the situation & outcomes.
I think the real key to what was being said is that nothing in life is perfect. If you analyze ANYTHING hard enough, you will always find it’s imperfections, and therefor never act. No deal is “perfect”. You could spend forever looking for something perfect or trying to make something perfect, but you’ll never succeed. None of us have forever, and all of us want to succeed…
So I think what’s it’s saying is if your armed with the knowledge & tools to go forward,,, then do it… Trust your judgement. In most cases it will lead you in the right direction… Sometimes it won’t?! But if your waiting for perfection, you could be waiting a long time & miss out on a LOT of good…
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