All Forum Posts by: Paul C.
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Post: Books you would Live / Die by..?
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Aaron Mazzrillo
Thanks! Having a look now...
Post: Books you would Live / Die by..?
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Aaron Mazzrillo
This one...?
Heh heh!
My spiritual and my physical nourishment is now taken care of.
How will I find that Napier manual, Aaron?
Post: Books you would Live / Die by..?
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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N/A N/A and Tin Lam - good advice..thank you!
I realise there are gajillions of RE-related books out there, many of which will be repetitious factually, so I really do appreciate a recommendation.
Post: Books you would Live / Die by..?
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Thank you gentlemen -
I think the King James is for investing in your Heavenly Kingdom, no? I need help creating a little 'filthy lucre' down here too...:-)
I'll start looking for those books right now, fellas, thank you.
(I see reading is not a big part of Real Estate Investment, eh?)
Post: Hello from Johannesburg, South Africa
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Thank you to the three of you for that welcome.
I did complete my profile page before making my first post and will add a pic when I am comfortable doing so.
As stated in my intro, I have no plans or direction, other than to learn and not make decisions based on emotion, and I plan to start with Mehran's link right now... :-)
Post: Books you would Live / Die by..?
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Books can never replace experience, but are there any you can highly recommend?
Thanks!
Post: Hello from Johannesburg, South Africa
- Johannesburg, South Africa
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Hi all!
I doubt I qualify for n00b status just yet, as I have only just been forced into a decision to try my hand at property investment, and I'm not sure how beneficial my relationship with the site will be, with me stuck on the tip of Africa, but I do want to greet the forum and start things rolling.
Our economy dipped here at least eight years ago when easy credit saw many of us land face down in the marsh of our own ineptitude as soon as spending froze. That, coupled with lack of working capital and a poor business plan saw my business dive and only a stubborn lack of acceptance of the facts has kept me afloat.
I don't see property investment as a get-rich-quick scheme and I certainly don't believe the rubbish out there that makes all kinds of promises with no substance. I'm hoping to attain a portfolio of property that will provide sufficient income to grow old with grace. (or with Jenny, my wife!)
Perhaps, as things improve, I will grow greedy, but I doubt it. I've seen enough hardship to appreciate what I get.
As yet, I am too green to even understand the differences between the various forms of property investment, so I cannot share what route I plan to follow, other than...
There is no plan! :-)
Thanks for your time and have a great weekend.