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Supermarket investment via bayleys
Anyone looked at this. Countdown 20 year lease , Tauranga,countdown, 9% returns estimated. min invest $50,000 . Debt maybe re 30%?. WWW.supermarketinvestment.co.nz
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Interesting. Probing it at the mo. Be interested to hear other peoples views
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I Would not touch with a Barge Pole read the fine print very carefully
Last edited by POSSUM THE CAT; 15-03-2012 at 01:55 PM.
Reason: correct grammar
Possum The Cat
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My understanding is most of these syndication deals are just set up to earn fees for the managers.
This is how DNZ started out wasn't it. A collection of single building syndication that weren't doing well that had to be combined, and management bought out to make it a good investment.
I was stick to the listed property investments if you want to get into commercial/industrial/retail but cant afford to go it alone. Very transperent, highly liquid. Most are PIE's I think so also tax efficient.
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Originally Posted by POSSUM THE CAT
I Would not touch with a Barge Pole read the fine print very carefully
Spent the morning trolling through it all then went back again with open comb in afternoon. Theres some interesting lines in the fine print that make you go 'huh?' and 'hmmmm' and scratch your chin
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Mr Monkey did you come to thesame conclusion that I did that the only one guaranteed to make money from these syndicates is Bayleys
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Originally Posted by CJ
My understanding is most of these syndication deals are just set up to earn fees for the managers.
This is how DNZ started out wasn't it. A collection of single building syndication that weren't doing well that had to be combined, and management bought out to make it a good investment.
I was stick to the listed property investments if you want to get into commercial/industrial/retail but cant afford to go it alone. Very transperent, highly liquid. Most are PIE's I think so also tax efficient.
You are absolutely right if you refer to the syndicate properties promoted and managed by SPI Capital (www.nzspi.com). Majority of its syndicates have performed poorly. Two have already been sold with a big loss.
Another one (Hunua Syndicate) would be voted by shareholders for its fate. It stopped paying interest about 2 years ago.
It is easy to get into property syndicate, but difficult to exit. In Hunua's case it is not possible to exit.
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Originally Posted by POSSUM THE CAT
Mr Monkey did you come to thesame conclusion that I did that the only one guaranteed to make money from these syndicates is Bayleys
Yes.
PS I get nervous when I see 'projected pre-tax return paid monthly' bandied about with an asterisks in front. Its like saying, yeah...you probably won't get this much but theres a sweetener at the end of all you blind mum and dad investors, its paid monthly so its like free money coming at you every month, from us! See its easy just give us 50K NOW.
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After years of receiving leaflets afer an enquiry in 2004 I finally bought a 100K share in the Lincoln Rd Mitre10 building last November. 9.2% return. With Oyster. They've been paying me $766 per month since then. Have to say its a heck of a lot easier than chasing tenants around and cleaning up after them after you've kicked them out. Oyster do regular projects and I'll look at getting involved with other ones based on this experience sofar.
The fact that they're clipping the ticket on the way doesn't bother me. You can't really expect them to do it for free, and there's nothing wrong with people naking a dollar.
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cloggs what happens when the lease runs out. They are trying to get planning permission for an even bigger one in the same area.
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