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Tausani Ah Chong
  • Auckland, New Zealand
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New Member from Auckland, New Zealand

Tausani Ah Chong
  • Auckland, New Zealand
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Hey guys :)

I am 23 years old, hailing from New Zealand, with no experience in REI. I was introduced to Rich Dad Poor Dad last year, and other various books by Robert Kiyosaki. I never really took any action, until now.

I have just signed up to BP and am halfway through "Ultimate Bieginner's Guide to REI"

Just wanted to take a small step forward and introduce myself to the community.

I currently work at a cafe part-time and freelance as a Sound Designer/Music Producer.

One question that I have, is to do with financing. My constant monthly income (Freelance work comes and goes), I would say is not a lot. So if I were to apply for a mortgage would that be a factor (low constant monthly income). If so how should I over come it? Would I maybe change to full-time or look for a higher paying job?

Cheers,

Tausani

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Kyle Elmer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dunedin, Otago
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Kyle Elmer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dunedin, Otago
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Yep it's alright but don't think it's very clear to read each month though.

We developed ours from the Rich Dad board game version, this type of thing http://www.richdad.com/MediaLibrary/RichDad/pdfs/B...

and turned it into an excel/google sheet spreadsheet so it was easier and clearer

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