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:rolleyes: Ok.. here we go.. nice and slow. Example 1. I buy house for $80,000 (mortgage), house is worth $60,000 - $100,000 (market) I sell 5 shares (10%) at $16,000 each = a total of $80,000 (mortgage value) offsetting the mortgage completely. I receive rent of 15.0% p.a (10%...

I calculate the returns on the purchase price, or the mortgage. Not current market value.

The properties are in a trust fund. Investors would be limited to 5 per property and they could be added to the title providing stamp duty isn't an issue. Either this or they receive a share certificate from the company that is the trustee of the trust. At the end of the day it was just an...

True. But then essentially I'm just selling somebody a lead to a great investment. If I find a property with a return like that, ill put an offer in myself.

It would work on returns. The returns would still be 10% whether or not you own 10 or 20% of the property. The return is calculated on your investment figure, not on what percentage you own, if that makes sense. If you invested 20,000 for a 10% share, in theory the 20,000 share may only be...

For a start id list my phone number and address on my website! lol. But seriously, gaining the trust is probably the hardest part. The way I see it, If I can continue to find properties that give me huge returns of 12+% for example, I still make 2% after giving the investors 10% and I have...

Ok. This is a little idea that just popped into my head the other day. Hear me out and Id appreciate any comments, criticism or feedback about whether or not its a possibility and whether it sounds like a good enough idea to sway a potential investor.. I have a handful of investment...