FAQ 41 How do I analyse or build a property portfolio
Download and save the Excel Spreadsheet:- Portfolio Analysis Excel Spreadsheet Note that the greyed out boxes are locked to avoid the formulas in these boxes…
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FAQ 76 What is a Piggy Bank Trust?
Please refer to the following webinar for changes of use of the piggy bank trust: https://ultimate.iloverealestate.tv/pacific-law-legal-update-14th-december-2022/ The piggy bank trust is a discretionary trust with…
Where can I find the Hot Property Finder Training
FAQ #117 Where can I find the Hot Property Finder 12 Week Masterclass Training? You can access the training by click on the link below:…
FAQ 116 What are the steps to be performed to buy a property?
The steps required to be completed do depend on the state where the property is being purchased. The following websites give the process steps required…
FAQ 115 Where can I find out about other courses and upgrading my membership.
There are other courses on offer for Dymphnas students. These are all explained on the following website: https://iloverealestate.tv/ Please navigate to this website and view…
FAQ 114 What numbers should I look at when considering Income Properties?
When looking at Income producing properties we don’t really need to go into a lot of fancy number juggling. There are only a few numbers…
FAQ 113 Can I run GVA or Feasibility software on my Apple MAC?
Apple/Mac M1 Processors and the GVA Program. The M1 (ARM) processor supplied with some Apple/Mac computers has limited functionality and is essential the same processor found in phones and…
FAQ 112 First Home Owner Grants – what is allowed?
When considering first home owner grants we have to remember that each State manages this uniquely for that State. Conditions of the grant apply only…
FAQ 111 How do I work out the numbers for Income Properties?
You must first do some gathering of numbers specific to your property. THESE ARE THE FIGURES THAT ARE NEEDED FIRST – PRINT OUT AND FILL…
FAQ 109 How do I find out the contact details of an owner?
The very first thing to understand is that there are different entities which may own a property. They are: a) INDIVIDUALS – Either as single…