what do i learn after attend $100k seminar

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  1. thomas8888

    thomas8888 Well-Known Member

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    If we keep open door to high net worth Asian Immigrant, you bet, it will sky rocket
     
  2. Clyde

    Clyde Well-Known Member

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    But we already are. And despite around 500,000 arrivals over the last 18 months, prices in most capitals have been falling quite fast. 30,000 plus arrivals each month for the last 18 months, and with record low rates in place, and yet Sydney and Melbourne are seeing their largest falls on record.

    WHY ? With all this immigration and record low interest rates ?
     
  3. Mws

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    Thomas8888 I think you need to pull your head out of your freckle. You’be been asked the same genuine questions but ignored them, instead choosing to respond to the negativity. Why?
     
  4. AlbertWT

    AlbertWT Well-Known Member

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    This is so awesome sharing and thread.
    Perhaps one day you can be the mentor yourselves?
     
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    This thread is ruthless
     
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    Illusivedreams Well-Known Member

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    Prices are dictated by credit not Arrivals.

    For now alot of new stock coming online.

    It will get absorbed.

    Building new start of building has slowed .

    Demand has fallen ,economy is slowing.

    Credit will be eased . Supply will get tight.

    Prices start increasing.
     
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  7. thomas8888

    thomas8888 Well-Known Member

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    Vacant Land (Residential) For Sale - Quakers Hill
     
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    Interesting post, I believe that most of these people did better out of spruiking "education" than they ever did in property. As a naïve 20 year old (with no family or any assistance), I bought a house in Brisbane, I had only read a Noel Whittaker book. The only mistake I made was a few years later when I was pressured by a bank manager to get involved in bank managed funds that were a dud. I have never paid for a seminar or course, hope you got something out of it.
     
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  9. thomas8888

    thomas8888 Well-Known Member

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    What a great year for sydney property market
     
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    Did you end up buying property in Sydney?
     
  11. thomas8888

    thomas8888 Well-Known Member

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    I have properties in sydney. Some double since I purchase in 2019:
     
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    Properwin Well-Known Member

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    Just waded through this whole thread. An enjoyable read.

    The pandemic has thrown a lot of the market predictions made in 2018 up in the air. The Brisbane market is hot as there is now net migration from NSW and Vic to Qld, no?
     
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    Olympic game is game changer, although is not go up as much as sydney , expecially Logan
     
  14. momentum26

    momentum26 Well-Known Member

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    Just 4 years later … look at the mad rush in QLD.
     
  15. Sackie

    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    I tried to tell him.....oh well.

    Hopefully he's done well in other places.
     
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    momentum26 Well-Known Member

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    You indeed did ask/tell - why not Brisbane!! look what Brisbane has done :)
     
  17. thomas8888

    thomas8888 Well-Known Member

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    i invest sydney northern beach, i think is grow much much better than Bris, look what happen in logan , the propertychart hotspot

    Bris property price i haven't move for sometime, i am not suprise it getting some price spike
     
  18. Sackie

    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    I've never advocated for Logan. Many other suburbs in Brisbane have done very, very well. A 'price spike' is an understatement.

    Northern beaches also did very well. Just Depends on budget and which markets you want to be exposed to.
     
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    Its all about cycles….. Boom/bust