Freedom Property Investors

Hello Simon are you inferring we are not transparent?

You are welcome to become a Member and experience Membership yourself before sneakily and underhandedly asserting such claims.

We have a proven history of results for our Members despite your false sneaky assertions.

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So Simon,

I am unsure how in your mind and heart you feel justified to personally come from out of the stands and interject into this discussion personally.

I have answered all your questions with complete transparency, I have shared proven facts of our honesty, integrity and results for our 1,530 members and growing.

I am yet to understand why you have turned bully in this situation.

What have we exactly done wrong here to deserve your attacks?

 

They are not promotional videos

The are defense against your trolling attacks

I would request that you allow me to post them as they provide clear evidence of our honesty and results, something you have made a personal mission to cast doubt on

Simon?

 

IMHO the best located properties are in established areas ie established property. All the best seats are taken.

Not unless Sydney/Melbourne CBD moves 50km west, or the South Pacific Ocean permanently engulfs 50km of the Eastern Seaboard.

 

How are you

That's an interesting view. What facts and data are you basing that on?

The facts and data I have show something opposite to what you are saying.

Could you reference this for me?

Thank you,

Scott

 

I can't....but I'm not a buyers agent.

What data is convincing you that buying a new H&L package in Schofields trumps buying something established in Mosman, like a 2 bed art deco apartment?

 

@Scott Kuru I haven't seen you answer Simon's question - are his numbers in the ballpark?

 

@Scott Kuru can you confirm that for the members who pay the group fee of $3k that you don't get REA commission for selling them a property? You seem to imply that when you replace a REA that you can then get a REA sales commission but that would be surely working both sides of the equation?

 

@Scott Kuru - your more recent responses come off as aggressive and self righteous. No one here has made any defamatory claims against your business from what I can see. We like to discuss and learn about property and service providers on this forum and you would might even benefit from this forum if you shared knowledge rather than accusing the forum founder and members of deliberately targeting you.

Your responses are not doing you any favours or endearing any goodwill towards your business. If anything, after reading your responses to genuine and valid questions about your business model I feel more skeptical about your business than after reading the initial questions from the forum members.

From a consumer point of view your comments are damaging your business brand. I’d suggest changing your tone, be open and transparent - you catch more bees with honey than vinegar.

 

@Scott Kuru apologies if the comment was incorrect it was a back of the envelope calculation. Happy for it to be deleted.

 

Sorry if comment out of line, family got put into a similar scheme where they shouldn’t have been so a bit sensitive.

 

Scott,
I am not in the real estate industry and don’t have an agenda, but it seems to come across that your response to a valid question is to either deflect with another question or play the victim.
Referring to the numbers signed up to your community doesn’t answer the questions.

There is a great opportunity here for you if you see it, with a large community & following but as Simon has mentioned you need to convince a generally higher educated than average real estate community.

As in many different areas of life, there are always opportunities, but those that focus on playing the victim &/or hard done by card generally won’t see them & will miss those opportunities.

 

Hi, I have just signed up to Freedom Property investors and so far have only had a couple of phone calls, I came across this forum as I suppose I am having cold feet and getting nervous. do I want to invest in property and get some financial security, of course but am I scared of loosing money and ending up in a worst case than I am now, definitely. I am not a high income earning like Scott said most of their members are, I understand their are guarantees in life, but I suppose I'm just trying to find if I'm "safe" to continue.
The question regarding OTP vs existing, I understand that their are benefits over buying an older home but what about something that is new turn key over OTP? They are definite risks to buying off the plan as well, the developers could go bust or a partnership could fall apart. There is a block of land that apartments are supposed to be built on near me that was started many years ago and is still a hole in the ground, the ownership has changed hands multiple times. I was offered to buy into this off the plan around 5 years ago and I'm glad I turned it down.
How can rent be guaranteed, who guarantees it? Who pays the rent if the place is empty?
Scott, once I have paid my membership are there any other fees I will need to pay over the years. If my property is earning $450 a week in rent does that whole amount come to me or does Freedom Property take a percentage.
I have a friend that has 11 property that he has purchased himself and he has advised me to do my research.
I would love to hear from anyone that is or has been involved with Freedom Property Investors, and I also thank Scott for commenting here.

 

What's your budget?

 

I have no idea, I would have to find out what our borrowing capacity is.

 

Well I'd work out what it is before you do anything else. Once you do, read forum posts intensely. Personally I'd buy an established property in a good suburb, one with good bones but could do with a renovation.

 

Hi,

I heard someone talking about rental guarantees on a podcast the other week.
Not sure of the details but this one only kicked in after 3 months and they had to accept any rental price and the 3 months reset each time it was resented so they never got to use it anyway.
I would assume if rental guarantees are offered they are built into the pricing anyway (E.G. you are paying for it anyway)?

Right property group, 19 minutes in
Buyer beware – a beginner investor’s expensive lesson

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Suggest you educate yourself before signing or doing anything else. Research this site. Good luck.