Property Investing for Beginners - Webinar Replay

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Comments

1. Where did $15,765 come from at 41:36 ?
2. 12:00 From 131k to 338k seems like a 158% return (on money) instead of the 258% mentioned!
   
   Still not bad at all (thanks to appreciation of the properties).
3. 10 out of 10! Thanks Damien for sharing!!!
4. This makes me think of investment as just a big fun game.... are there any negative consequences for the economy in just accumulating a whole lot of money through simply investing?
5. Hey do you have an one on one coaching program. Thanks
6. on a new apartment, do you have an example of a depreciating schedule? how many years will there be useful depreciation?
7. best video seen so far on youtube regarding investing
8. thanks daimien vey informitive
9. Surprised you didn't mention tax variation to increase your cash flow in your PAYG
10. There's a little error at 41:43, the refund should be $21,950 x 37% =$8,121.50
    However, this is a great video and I look forward to using these methods in the future. Thanks.
11. thank you Damien.really enjoyed it.
12. Its a beautiful explanatio for the beginners and easy to understand, language so beautiful, and right speed, understandable and each and every world is so clear to understand. I can rate this video 10/10. Wonderful and thanks for all what you have transfer in the form of knowledge.
13. do u help new zealanders?
14. At 12:14  - the return is 158% 
    
    Your money grows from 131K to 338K - (338-131)/131 = 1,58 --> 158% return ? 
15. Weddings and holidays go down in value ;) bizarre comment. Knowing that you are married
16. 10/10 great job!
17. Aye, Ok
18. Me, you can advance now
19. OK, I can hear you.
20. GOOD VIDEO and I wanna say Thank You..
    
    My 1st question - when you borrow money from your available equity from your first house to buy your second home, Does your morgage go high or still remain the same??
    
    2nd question - Can you transfer you deeds to your son or anybody as a WILL