Archive for January, 2009

How One Man Made Millions with Property Options

Monday, January 26th, 2009

Rex Jackson was a simple man, but he had lots of ambition with no real direction. It seems that Mr. Jackson was a smalltime insurance salesman. One day, while he was attempting to sell an overpriced insurance policy, struck up a conversation about real estate and property options with one of his customers.

Pathway To Success

Rex, being the smart Aussie that he is, had researched the Internet for months looking for the perfect place to invest his fortune. Until he found Massland’s Mark Rolton Rex did not fully comprehend the opportunities that are available to him. Rex watched Mark Rolton’s webinars on the topic and became interested in learning more.

Rex Jackson contacted Massland and enrolled in courses that taught him exactly what property options are, how to use them to his benefit and all of the well-known billionaires who credit a portion of their fortune to property option investments. With everything that Rex learned, he was able to invest his money in the best property options on the market. Still to this day, he just sits back and relaxes as his fortune continues to grow.

This Is Your Typical Result!

This is not a once in a billion years occurrence. People everywhere are making fortunes just like Rex every day, and you can be one of them. You do not have to be afraid of losing a lot of money as with the traditional real estate market. The only money that you actually risk is the money that you pay for the property option itself, which is generally less than what you would pay for a deposit in the usual market.

Property options is a way for you to get into property investing without risking everything that you have already worked so hard to build. Mark Rolton is ready to teach you everything he knows so you can start building your future fortune today.

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Legal Checklist For Buying A New Home Part 1

Sunday, January 25th, 2009

Owning real estate seems to be the dream of many Australians. When you own your own property you are free to do what you please with it. Unlike renting, home owners are able to renovate their home, paint it to suit their tastes, add an addition if need be, use it as an investment property, sell it or will it to loved ones. Real Estate has also proven to be an excellent investment. In most instances the money that is invested into real estate is profitable and has a good return. Some Australians are put off from buying real estate due to all of the legal paperwork, permit requests, planning control boards and other things that needs to be taken care of. With this simple checklist we will help to break down the legal process of purchasing a home and make the process easier to understand and less daunting.

Understanding Conveyance In Australian Real Estate

The conveyance process does not have to be a cause for headaches. Conveyances in Australia vary from state to state but typically they all involve:

  • Contract paperwork that includes a contract note or contract of sale which includes details about the property. The contract paperwork should also have a fixed settlement date on it, generally 30, 60 or 90 days.
  • Certificate of Title will confirm the current ownership of the property and tell whether the property has any encumbrances on it.
  • A land transfer document will be finalized at the time of the settlement
  • If you are purchasing an apartment the body corporate certificate will discuss the maintenance of the buildings and list out the current maintenance payments that are being made.
  • The mortgage paperwork will be done to by your solicitor or conveyance. Specific paperwork will need to be provided to show your ability to pay the mortgage and verify other important information.
  • Other costs involved with purchasing real estate include utility fees and council fees. These fees will be discussed during the settlement.

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Make Moving Easy With This Simple Checklist Part 2

Saturday, January 24th, 2009

In continuing your moving schedule follow this plan of action.

Four Weeks Before You Move:

  • Set up your telephone service at your new residence and make sure that your phone at your old residence will still be working right up through the move.
  • Contact the gas and electric department and make sure that everything will be up and running when you move in to your new home.

Three Weeks Before You Move:

  • Now is the time to really buckle down and get things done. Make sure you have plenty of moving supplies such as packing tape, string, packing materials for breakable items, labels, boxes, and permanent markers.
  • Continue to get things packed up. Anything that is not needed on a day to day basis can get put into a box to be moved.

Two Weeks Before You Move:

  • Its getting down to crunch time. Store all of your valuables such as jewelry and legal documents, at your bank for safe keeping
  • Look into changing your accounts to a local bank in the area where you are moving to.
  • Contact your new council to find out about the rubbish collection schedule and to get any other details about your new community.

One Week Before You Move:

  • Defrost your freezer at you old (current) place
  • Finish up all the packing
  • Set aside some necessary items such as clothing, personal effects, toiletries and such things to keep with you. This way you will know where they are and won’t have to go digging through boxes to try to find them.
  • Clean up your old place and make it look nice. This should include cleaning the carpets, stove, refrigerator and washing the walls and cupboards.

On Moving Day:

  • Today’s the day, it’s finally here!
  • Turn off all the services at your old residence
  • Make sure you check each and every room before you leave to make sure that nothing gets left behind.
  • Make sure that all of the appliances and utilities are working in your new home
  • If you used professional movers check off each box as it gets unloaded from the moving truck

Now relax and enjoy your new home!

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Picking A Winning Horse

Friday, January 23rd, 2009

Okay, let us take a look at this in a different light. Imagine you want to own a horse. You can invest in a race horse that someone else will put up in a stable and feed, train and take care of your horse. All you have to do is collect the money when your horse wins a race. The more races your horse wins the more valuable he becomes and the more money you will make.

For Pleasure Or Profit?

Now, let us look at the other option to owning a horse. You can fence off an area for the animal to graze, build it a barn to come in out of the weather, spend all of your money on feed and hired hands and all your time training the horse. You will end up putting way more into this horse than you get out of it. Therefore, this method would not be an ideal investment.

It just makes sense that if you want a horse to keep to yourself for sheer pleasure, then you would go with a gentle riding horse and if you are looking to make money then you want to invest in a race horse. Think of the traditional real estate market as a riding horse that you must house and feed and property options are the race horse that makes you a fortune while you just sit back and enjoy the view.

A Horse Worth Betting On

Mark Rolton, the founder of Massland, has been racing the property option horse for quite a while now and has learn almost all there is to know about the market. The best thing is that he is willing to share everything he has learned with you. Mark Rolton and the experts at Massland are more than willing to provide you with the tools that are necessary for success in the property options race.

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Common Questions About Property Options

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

Property options are excellent ways to invest your money in you are seeking to add to your fortune. The methods that Mark Rolton, founder of Massland, has developed have been used by several investors over the years with great success. On the contrary, the investors of today are not sure how to make property options work for them. The most important things you need to be aware of are what specifically a property option is and what you are supposed to do with it.

This information, which is taught at Massland, will benefit you in ways you never before thought possible. What many people fail to realize is that investing in property options helped to build the fortunes of many of the billionaires of today and can do the same for you.

What Are Property Options?

The most common question is,

“What are property options?”

Property options are a way of investing in a piece of property without actually buying the property outright, just the right to buy it if you choose and keep anyone else from buying it. This method is different from the traditional real estate market because property options allow you to make a substantial amount of profit without the hassle and risk.

Why Invest In Property Options?

The next question that novice investors usually ask is,

“Why would I want to invest in property options?”

There are several reasons why you should invest in property options, but the ease of investment and low risk make property options all but worry-free. You will see a return on your investment without working the land, dealing with tenants or managing daily repairs. The only thing you have to worry about is what you are going to do with all the money you make with your property option investments.

Understanding property options is vital to your investment success. Mark Rolton and the experts at Massland are available through several informative courses and other means to help you reach your goal to becoming a successful property options investor.

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