Keep control and keep thousands of dollars.
What should you do in this market if you are thinking of selling? Don't buy a property before you sell your current property. It's far too risky.
How I nearly met Dino Livanidis.

Dodgy Dino Livanidis
Aside from the occasional Friday night raffle at the Wowan pub, I never win anything. No lotteries, no horse races, no keno, no nothing.
Learning from the Olympic ticket scam.
Not all crook spellers are crooks but many crooks seem to be crook spellers. So, always be wary of spelling and grammar errors.
A story about one battling family.

Brett Marks of the Noah Group.
According to the Noah Group, this investment was so safe the prospectus was "approved by ASIC".
A warning to every landlord in Australia.
What will the Department of Housing and Matt Brown do? Well, what do bureaucrats and politicians usually do when they blunder badly?
Kiwi spruiker targets Aussies.

Mark Bryers - Photo: New Zealand Herald
New Zealand's Serious Fraud office is investigating the Blue Chip collapse which has become the biggest property story in the country.
Agent denies knowledge of crime.

The murder house in Hogans Road, Tarneit.
Let's hope all the salespeople at John Kontek Real Estate inform all potential buyers.
Sucking-in thousands of naive investors.
If property doubles every seven years, in 2009, an average Sydney home will be worth $189,530,112.00.
Don't make threats and try not to be rude.
It's like going to a restaurant, eating a three-course meal, wiping your face with the napkin, belching and then saying the food was no good.
New name for an old scam.
Victims of these scams (many of whom do not even realise they are victims until it's too late) are ripped off in three ways.