Comments for Knowledge Source http://knowledgesource.com.au Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:03:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Jo Ryan WesternAustralia http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6272 Jo Ryan WesternAustralia Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:38:19 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6272 Hi Jon, I have just become a subscriber to yor great newsletter a few weeks back and attended Armand"s seminar at the Sherton a couple of weeks back,made possible for me by you of course!, it was fantastic!! My husband and I have just had this change in our "ratrace" mindset and that we want OUT of the"ratrace" and create our own "cashflow for life"in this awesome new year of 2010. We want to leave a postive and wealthy legacy, not just for our 6 children ,but also for generations to come! Now we would love to attend for your "cashflow for life" 2 day event, we see though it is only over in the eastern states.Will it be coming over our way, here in Perth? Finacially it would be a obstacle to fly over that side of Australia, but it is just too good too miss.! We know it was not by chance we found knowledge source just at the very time we were searching for that very thing,knowledge and resources to direct us towards the great vision we have for us and our finacially free future. Jon as our coach would you consider sponsoring us(my husband Che and I, Jo) over to this wonderful event if it is not making its way over here to Perth?! You may think I'm bold or even rude,but Jon I'm looking for solutions not excuses for us to gain the success in acheiving a finacial free future and we know that this seminar will be the key to that success. We will accept conditions or challenges if you sponsor us!!We just know we need to be there!!and we don't want any obstalce to stand in way and your finacial help would be the stepping stone to that!! We are seriously serious about becoming seriously wealthy!! With much sincerity,Respectfully, Che&Jo Ryan Hi Jon,
I have just become a subscriber to yor great newsletter a few weeks back and attended Armand”s seminar at the Sherton a couple of weeks back,made possible for me by you of course!, it was fantastic!! My husband and I have just had this change in our “ratrace” mindset and that we want OUT of the”ratrace” and create our own “cashflow for life”in this awesome new year of 2010. We want to leave a postive and wealthy legacy, not just for our 6 children ,but also for generations to come!
Now we would love to attend for your “cashflow for life” 2 day event, we see though it is only over in the eastern states.Will it be coming over our way, here in Perth?
Finacially it would be a obstacle to fly over that side of Australia, but it is just too good too miss.! We know it was not by chance we found knowledge source just at the very time we were searching for that very thing,knowledge and resources to direct us towards the great vision we have for us and our finacially free future.
Jon as our coach would you consider sponsoring us(my husband Che and I, Jo) over to this wonderful event if it is not making its way over here to Perth?!
You may think I’m bold or even rude,but Jon I’m looking for solutions not excuses for us to gain the success in acheiving a finacial free future and we know that this seminar will be the key to that success.
We will accept conditions or challenges if you sponsor us!!We just know we need to be there!!and we don’t want any obstalce to stand in way and your finacial help would be the stepping stone to that!!
We are seriously serious about becoming seriously wealthy!!

With much sincerity,Respectfully,

Che&Jo Ryan

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Linda McGaw http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6271 Linda McGaw Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:24:14 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6271 Property rises and plateaus out, rises and plateaus...yes the global financial crisis isnt over..but Australia is probably one of the best most resourceful countries to be in right now in the World. Australian wages are really high, people work very hard and are prepared to work 12 hour days, power is cheap...food prices are very reasonable, transport is cheap..ie trains trams...this country is dripping with fortunate opportunites that's why I'm here. I say seize the moment with great gusto, and share some of your good fortune. It's easy when you live in a country where you actually cant see just how good it is....get on a plane and check out New Zealand and you will understand why New Zealanders are flocking here. The grass is in fact much greener here. "Beauty fades"....but stupid lasts forever. Property rises and plateaus out, rises and plateaus…yes the global financial crisis isnt over..but Australia is probably one of the best most resourceful countries to be in right now in the World. Australian wages are really high, people work very hard and are prepared to work 12 hour days, power is cheap…food prices are very reasonable, transport is cheap..ie trains trams…this country is dripping with fortunate opportunites that’s why I’m here. I say seize the moment with great gusto, and share some of your good fortune. It’s easy when you live in a country where you actually cant see just how good it is….get on a plane and check out New Zealand and you will understand why New Zealanders are flocking here. The grass is in fact much greener here. “Beauty fades”….but stupid lasts forever.

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Brenton http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6268 Brenton Wed, 17 Mar 2010 07:04:24 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6268 Jon, Cant Adelaide be included in your list of venues: we often miss the circuit? Brenton Jon,
Cant Adelaide be included in your list of venues: we often miss the circuit?
Brenton

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by tony http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6267 tony Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:57:55 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6267 unsubcribe unsubcribe

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Peter http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6265 Peter Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:31:26 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6265 Hi Jon, I was at the Novatel on Saturday and once again learnt so much about CFP properties.Unfortunately was unable to attend on Sunday morning on Vendor Finance which is of extreme interest to me at present.I listened to your interview with David but need more info.Is there some way other than attending in Melbourne. I will be in Melb this W/E to fianalise realestate. I am keen to find out more detail so as to not get caught with limited knowledge. Peter Hi Jon,
I was at the Novatel on Saturday and once again learnt so much about CFP properties.Unfortunately was unable to attend on Sunday morning on Vendor Finance which is of extreme interest to me at present.I listened to your interview with David but need more info.Is there some way other than attending in Melbourne. I will be in Melb this W/E to fianalise realestate.
I am keen to find out more detail so as to not get caught with limited knowledge.
Peter

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Duncan http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6264 Duncan Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:07:06 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6264 Im sold! Just can't physically make it to the conference. Which of your products covers this info? D Im sold!
Just can’t physically make it to the conference.
Which of your products covers this info?
D

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Laurie Chalson http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6263 Laurie Chalson Wed, 17 Mar 2010 02:35:22 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6263 Hi John Are you coming to Perth with this presentation? regards Laurie Hi John

Are you coming to Perth with this presentation?

regards Laurie

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by lynne Wilson http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6261 lynne Wilson Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:49:01 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6261 So , the govt knew all this and most people like poor old us for instance who didnt have the benefit of ' superior intelligentia ' knowledge of these now obvious to us matters and because we had already lost a lot of money and our house in earlier times trying to make our future secure ,trusting advisors and accountants and were much too afraid to trust again... stupid us.!!!!! I wonder how many politicians on all sides now own massive portfolios of housing as it appears it was done deliberately to allow the 'informed' to make squillions at the expense of the ignorant. ...guess we will never know as they will be very clever and have these assets very well hidden . Now nearing our seventies ...oh yes and still working but now having only the small unit we live in , albeit fully paid for, all we have to our name. I guess we have missed the boat again!!!!!! So , the govt knew all this and most people like poor old us for instance who didnt have the benefit of ‘ superior intelligentia ‘ knowledge of these now obvious to us matters and because we had already lost a lot of money and our house in earlier times trying to make our future secure ,trusting advisors and accountants and were much too afraid to trust again… stupid us.!!!!!
I wonder how many politicians on all sides now own massive portfolios of housing as it appears it was done deliberately to allow the ‘informed’ to make squillions at the expense of the ignorant. …guess we will never know as they will be very clever and have these assets very well hidden .
Now nearing our seventies …oh yes and still working but now having only the small unit we live in , albeit fully paid for, all we have to our name. I guess we have missed the boat again!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Are you afraid of the real estate monster? by Richard http://knowledgesource.com.au/monster/#comment-6260 Richard Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:33:29 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=612#comment-6260 While your optimism is laudible, you underestimate the looming crisis. The GFC isn't over, and the next leg down has already begun in the form of sovereign debt defaults. Yes, Australia is one of the very FEW countries that will not (probably) suffer directly from the Kondratiev tsunami coming (due mainly to our 'special' relationship with our friendly autocratic neighbours to the north, China), but nevertheless our banks will be very reluctant to lend money and will be tightening up lending standards dramatically. I mean, they already have been, haven't they? But this trend will become even more pronounced in the wake of the massive sovereign debt defaults and hyperinflationary responses around the world. Mate, if no bank is lending~ there are no buyers. No buyers combined with an aging (dare I say it, deceasing) population (meaning more sellers)... well: you can see where this is going. Now I'm not saying Real Estate is a bad investment now. I mean if you have money you have to keep it somewhere, and a real house/property is a lot better than keeping it in cash in a bank, where the pitiful return won't even hardly keep up with shadow infation. But, lets be realistic here: prices need to fall a long way in measured terms i.e relative to gold/silver. While your optimism is laudible, you underestimate the looming crisis. The GFC isn’t over, and the next leg down has already begun in the form of sovereign debt defaults. Yes, Australia is one of the very FEW countries that will not (probably) suffer directly from the Kondratiev tsunami coming (due mainly to our ’special’ relationship with our friendly autocratic neighbours to the north, China), but nevertheless our banks will be very reluctant to lend money and will be tightening up lending standards dramatically. I mean, they already have been, haven’t they? But this trend will become even more pronounced in the wake of the massive sovereign debt defaults and hyperinflationary responses around the world. Mate, if no bank is lending~ there are no buyers. No buyers combined with an aging (dare I say it, deceasing) population (meaning more sellers)… well: you can see where this is going. Now I’m not saying Real Estate is a bad investment now. I mean if you have money you have to keep it somewhere, and a real house/property is a lot better than keeping it in cash in a bank, where the pitiful return won’t even hardly keep up with shadow infation. But, lets be realistic here: prices need to fall a long way in measured terms i.e relative to gold/silver.

]]> Comment on Help me to help you! by Noel http://knowledgesource.com.au/2010-goals/#comment-6176 Noel Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:27:05 +0000 http://knowledgesource.com.au/?p=599#comment-6176 Hi Jon, I'm 49, a separated parent of three kids. For the past 16 years I've worked in customer service in call centres and recently had enough of listening to bitching, moaning customers and being paid a pittance for it that I walked out and resigned! Luckily, I received a reasonable sized inheritance about a year ago that I've been sitting on while I try to figure out the best way to invest it. This is my problem. I don't know where to start but know that I want to build a portfolio of assets for my retirement as well as cash-flow now. I am debt free as a result of this inheritance. My major outgoings are rent and child support, as well as the usual bills for utilities, etc. I've read with interest your articles on cash-flow now from internet businesses but I'm also aware that there are a lot of flashy cons out there that over-promise and under-deliver on content as well as return on investment. What do you suggest? Hi Jon,

I’m 49, a separated parent of three kids. For the past 16 years I’ve worked in customer service in call centres and recently had enough of listening to bitching, moaning customers and being paid a pittance for it that I walked out and resigned! Luckily, I received a reasonable sized inheritance about a year ago that I’ve been sitting on while I try to figure out the best way to invest it. This is my problem. I don’t know where to start but know that I want to build a portfolio of assets for my retirement as well as cash-flow now. I am debt free as a result of this inheritance. My major outgoings are rent and child support, as well as the usual bills for utilities, etc. I’ve read with interest your articles on cash-flow now from internet businesses but I’m also aware that there are a lot of flashy cons out there that over-promise and under-deliver on content as well as return on investment. What do you suggest?

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