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    I see a few problems here. One I think you’ll be hard up to find a decent unit so close to Brisbane City for $180000, its more likely to be the low to mid 2’s. This may be ok for cash flow short term, if and only if you have a 20 – 30% deposit but units notoriously arn’t much chop for capital gain and they have to many added costs ie body corporate, sink funds extra, there is also a glut of them (why pick yours)? Better to buy a house a 20-30 kilometer radius of Bris. As an investment this may seem a long way out, but how many Sydneyits would love to live 20 kl from the city with a $250,000 home. Think long term! Also buy post 1985 for added depreciation. This is my opinon only.[^]

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    Thankyou to Mel and Karan. Your advise is great guys!
    I feel I would be in a comfortable position to a lot of people, if it wasn’t that I want to retire in 10 years and have little supper. I just HAVE TO INVEST, or I’ll have a pretty miserable retirement. “FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE”! I’m slowly learning how to make smart money. Ive always been a passive money maker in buying renovating and selling. This is a quantum leap of faith for me. I’d love a mentor to take me in hand if anyone is out there and has the time. Many thanks to all. Karen.

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