raddles wrote:
HI thereDean – would suggest you have a good think still about Toowoomba at the moment – the underlying problem is still water (our dams are at under 10% capacity). 

Dont worry there is a pipeline coming form Wyvenhoe to Cessbrook weir it will start constrcution in January and be finished late 09 that should prevent a water…[Read more]

still a goer but wait fellow tax payer is this moral ?

wallyt99 wrote:
You could also slip the vendor $1000 cash to mutually cancel the contract, then resign a new one with the same settlement date.

Beautiful

FHOG tripled it justs keep getting worse

Some say the area you are in is at the bottom now and therefore on the way up if you can refi and hold that may be your best option.  Its hard to advise not knowing your financial position.

depending on the contract although it sounds to late you may be able to get out on the building and pest inspection

Yes interest rates are a dilemna for me now.  This time last year I was convinced they would continue to rise and stay up there to at least combat inflation.  So I fixed my investment loans at 8.25% now I will see how much it costs me to break them.

mifeia123 wrote:
Hi Bardon,Thank you for your reply.Could you explain more in detail about the Varsity Lakes properties which you think is undervalued? Units? As from what I know it's quite expensive down there I don't think we have enough money for buy into that area. RegardsYili

Yilli,Okay firstly I am looking at investment not PPR.  Houses f…[Read more]

I'm window shopping for an IP in Varsity Lakes appears to be relatively undervalued.

very interesting…

devo76 wrote:
Just remember oil was going to be $2.00 bucks a litre  now. OOPS its droped..

Peak Bollocks crude under $90

hbbehrendorff wrote:
What I am trying to warm people of though is that the central banksters and the many many many corrupt people in western governments (Including) Australia are trying to bring us apon ecconomic martial…[Read more]

Well there is justice if Seth has bee ncaught out although I wouldn't be surprised if he squirms back somehow.Things good for me WC I am keeping my investement activity local in SEQ these days, it is good to jump in the car and look at things.  Being a bit creative with mjy tax and PPR's this is working for me. Just finsihed a new build in Ning…[Read more]

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Try Seth…………………………………..

hbbehrendorff,You have got it all wrong fiat money is good for house prices and other bubbles….if you cant beat them join themif it wasn't for the NWO where would Gough Whitlam have taken usWe are watching……………………………..

mixedup wrote:

bardon wrote:
The last time I heard the housing minister interviewed she categorically stated that Labour supported NG before the election, still do, and it wont change in this term.  She also owns a few IP's.

have any links at all to the statement? 

Sorry I dont it was on lateline when they were announcing the rental s…[Read more]

The last time I heard the housing minister interviewed she categorically stated that Labour supported NG before the election, still do, and it wont change in this term.  She also owns a few IP's.

Mocassins on Everyone

Bespoke,Here is my super secret to poverty avoidance, free education, 100% guaranteed, cash if you die, cash if you dont, special spring one time offer….Claim a $100 refund for the wasted day.Also go one one of the expensive seminars and claim the money back at the end, even if you liked it….Its perfectly legal and one of the major promises…[Read more]

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