I am 19 years old. Bought my first poor excuse for a property in april 04′. I am in a nothing short of hopeless financial position, yet I am hungry to get my next property. How can I do this. what do I need? where do I get it? etc…
You start by giving more information… like figures relating to your situation.
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I would love to hear more details. At 19 I was just learning how to drive, studying, working part time at Woolies and getting pissed on weekends.
What is a poor for excuse for a property?
Byronent
Adelaide SASounds like you may have come to a hurdle but you must be an achiever and hard worker to be a manager at 19, and have bought your first property.
Try to find a solution to overcome your cashflow challenges and keep your chin up, you’ve achieved lots. Every error is a learning opportunity.
All the best for the future, Diane
You have to save up the next deposit and/or wait for growth to build up equity.
Terryw
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