All Forum Posts by: Michael Tal

They should organise that between themselves. 

 I don't see the legitimacy in them as a normal cost segregation process is usually upwards of $10k+

That's a hard one, I can't imagine asking realtors to provide you evidence that you've been to viewings with them. Perhaps you could list the realtors that you've visited during these 4 days; it's unlikely that they'll give them a call anyway to confirm what you have claimed.

 Unfortunately, until money has exchanged hands (not including a deposit) they always have the right to cancel.

Very vague question.

6 months is not long-term enough to invest into the stock market. It's very volatile especially in the current market. 

Just because you haven't had any vacancies for June-August now doesn't mean that it won't pick up as the months progress. You have nothing to worry about, when the time gets closer I'm sure you'll get bookings for the peak summer time.

Vanguard is a decent option allowing for instant withdrawals, however the returns aren't that great with only around 5% annual ROI. I wouldn't suggest going into the stock market as what @Jake S. mentioned, it can be quite volatile so unless you're looking to invest long-term (5 years+) it's not worth the risk.

Agreed with this. 

This is how I started out as well in England, investing in remote cities where it was a lot more affordable to get into the market.