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  • Profile photo of HappyBanditHappyBandit
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    Anyone know of suburbs or areas where there is bound to be postively geared properties near brisbane?

    I welcome your assistance

    Cheers
    HappyBandit

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    the $64 million question that’s not likely to generate many responses. Around Brisbane it’s hard to find them now, from what I can gather there was a lot of them in the Ipswich/Morayfield areas to name two but there’s investors on here who are active up there that may or may not offer a better reply.

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    r

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    Thanks Richmond

    No I totally understand people’s desire no to answer this question, but like Steve says, “You can only ask”.!!!! Moreover I believe in assisting other people in society so if I know of sound investment areas I would like to think that I would inform people of these areas so they too can enjoy the good life.

    Then that’s just me!!!![:)]

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    I should have added that those areas had them quite some time ago now…

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    Hi HappyBandit,
    Sorry, I don’t know, but i am looking for many months, If i get it, i’ll tell you

    [8D]
    Julian

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    Hi HappyBandit,
    Sorry, I don’t know, but i am looking for many months, If i get it, i’ll tell you

    [8D]
    Julian

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    Hi HappyBandit,
    Sorry, I don’t know, but i am looking for many months, If i get it, i’ll tell you

    [8D]
    Julian

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    There is much less around than there was 1-2 years ago. In May last year I was looking around Morayfield / Burpengary but it was just going nuts. Ended up buying in Townsville. At the time, there were some places around Ipswich but prices have moved on since then, too.

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    I have combed the Brissie area, and Ipswich too, and have to agree with all of the above.
    If I “ever” find a great area to invest in, I will happily be sharing it with this forum. Because if there are such areas these WILL be found by other investors anyway (I mean I certainly won’t be the only one to notice them)and I’d rather have you helpful lot benefiting from the area than complete strangers.

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    Hi Guys,

    Have to agree with Richmond and Rubbachook, been lucky and have a few properties in that area. Though my partner was lucky to purchase a real big heap there in the last 5 years or so, since then many of the properties over a 5 year period have triple and quadripled even one of my partners properties have gone up over 5 times its orginal price, if purchased in the last 2 year period, prices have definietly doubled.

    The cheapies (+ve cashflow) are very rare to come by now. yet many people are purchasing there at the wrong time and now are buying at the top of a boom just gone and that property prices are just begining to level out in the area.

    cheers and good luck,
    s.i.s

    “People 4 get that by saving just $3 aday & investing it sensibly over a working life, you’ll end up wit around $1 million.”

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