Positive Realestate and Jason Whitton

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adrianj27
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@adrianj27
Join Date: 2006
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March 28, 2006 - 5:22 am
What can anyone tell me about these guys – I went to one of their seminars and it all sounded great in theory but would appreciate any feedback on actual experiences
Luke Taylor
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@world-changer
Join Date: 2005
Post Count: 415
March 28, 2006 - 5:58 am
Hey adrianj27,
Is that the meeting in sydney yr talking about?
Yes I went too!
They seem like really integral guys to me.
I know Chris actually(the young fella they spoke about)
and he is a really honest man!
They say they believe in balancing out positive cashflow and negative (but hope full capitol growth ) investments ,which is good as long as you are working and have an income to live off!(and as long as u do get the 8.5 to 10% capitol growth they say shouldnt be a problem to expect .)
If u r keen to stop working soon u r better off trying to find (definate) positive cashflow and capitol growth (potential) in every house you buy.
We’ve got 70 yrs on planet earth,Lets make the most of every day!
Luke Taylor | Hope Property Investing
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Wake
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@wake
Join Date: 2003
Post Count: 123
March 28, 2006 - 7:50 am
We have dealt with Sam, and more recently Sanja, from Positive Real Estate on quite a few occasions over the past few years with no problems. If you have a current agency agreement with them, at a cost of $250, you complete a profile and they email you brief details of suitable properties as they come up. If you want further info you email them and receive a more detailed report very quickly.
If you proceed with a purchase you pay their commission as soon as you sign a sales contract. They can help you through the process as much or little as you like/require.
We have purchased once through them, and on a second occasion the vendor pulled out so they immediately returned the commission to us.
If you are time poor, or a little uncertain about how to find your own IP’s a buyers agent can be a good idea. You still need to do your own due diligence.
We normally like to find our own IP’s, but are always open to other sources because you never know when you might come across a bargain through someone else. I realise some people would never consider paying for something they could potentially do themselves, but if its a good enough property and price, the commission might be worth it.
Regards
Wake