Mike Handcock's Property Investors Guide

[Marc]

Hello all,

Its 11 months old but its interesting video. I was mesmerized by Mikes facial expressions!


From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXr7Hd6SX6U

Cheers

Marc

[Dean@Massiveaction]

Spoken like a true builder and marketer of only brand new properties!!

[donna]

I wouldn't trust myself doing a youtube video - I have been told I am very animated too.

Cheers,

Donna

[Marc]

Hey Dean!

Where are your videos!

Cheers

Marc

[k1w1]

"We would live in the houses ourselves"

That's not saying he DOES live in one, though, is it?

Handcock. Would have had some grief at school.

[Dean@Massiveaction]

Search Pooomba on Youtube or Dean Letfus on Google Video

[Marc]

Hey - your not driving are you Dean while your recording!


From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA8vFIqMfa8

Cheers

Marc

[k1w1]

Geez. That's 10 minutes I'll never get back.

Here's the scoop:

Buy in good school zones.

[Marc]

Geez. That's 10 minutes I'll never get back.

Here's the scoop:

Buy in good school zones.

Nah... I like it.

It wouldn't be that great if Dean spoke for a second and said "Buy in good school zones" then switched the camera off.

Cheers
Marc

[k1w1]

Yeah it would. I'd have my 10 minutes back.

No disrespect intended to Dean, but there's stating the obvious, stating the bleeding obvious and then there's that video. Anyone who doesn't know that, possibly, by some amazing freak of nature, tenants might just want to live in good school zones, should, in my humble opinion, consider alternative investment vehicles.

[Dean@Massiveaction]

But the point is people don't know that. That video was a daily blog for mums and dads, not designed to educate skilled investors. When I talk about school zones etc. people get very excited. Most people don't know where to start

[Marc]

but there's stating the obvious, stating the bleeding obvious and then there's that video. Anyone who doesn't know that, possibly, by some amazing freak of nature, tenants might just want to live in good school zones, should, in my humble opinion, consider alternative investment vehicles.

Hmmm.... Like I am with IT - sometimes I need to stop and really think how much I know after 15 years in the industry when someone asks me what I consider to be an almost stupid question. You tend to forget how much you know when you deal with newbies.

Cheers

marc

[k1w1]

Really, Marc? I just laugh in my users' faces, flashing my yellow coffee-stained gnashers and directing my IT-style halitosis in their direction.

I'm a hit with the ladeez in the office, let me tell you.

[Marc]

Really, Marc? I just laugh in my users' faces, flashing my yellow coffee-stained gnashers and directing my IT-style halitosis in their direction.

I'm a hit with the ladeez in the office, let me tell you.

Ha! I would love to be able to do that - though we would lose clients so maybe not....

Cheers!

Marc

[Dean@Massiveaction]

I really noticed this in the last 12 months. Suddenly all the same questions I used to answer were being asked by new people at my events and on PT. The problem once you get familiar with something is you assume everybody else knows it.
In 2003 I didn't have a clue about investing. I'd never heard of gearing, yield, location, nothing.

I go out of my way now to always go over the basics with people because so often they have big gaps in their basic knowledge.