Hi Guys,
” Not sure about Q but in NSW you have to stay in the place for 6 months to keep the FHOG”
Actually in NSW, you only need to live in the place for a minimum of 3 Months. That is what the OSR use as there minimum criteria when doing their checks. I got that in writing from them when i was checking for my property…
G’day,
I’ve got one in the outer-west of Sydney and it’s definately not positively geared! I reckon you’d be hard pressed to buy a positively geared property in NSW period!I have been lucky in finding a good tenant who always pays one month in advance!
Cheers
Thanks Mel,
But doesn’t that go against the idea of positive cashflow property? I believe that there will be capital gain, but noone can be certain. It is a unit and there are alot being built around the area but it’s in Parramatta (Syd)and there is alot of new commercial development going on so…?
My question is the opposite, ” Need info, to sell or not to sell?
I have an IP which has had very good capital appreciation but the word is that it will appreciate further because the council is redeveloping the CBD of the area. The only problem is that it is very heavily negatively geared – to the tune of an extra $500 coming out of…[Read more]
Hey Guys,
If you give a low ball offer (but are willing to pay more) and the offer is refused – or worse still the vendor is offended – can you and what are the ways you can come back with another offer?
Thanks for all your replies []
I’m going to get a building inspection done, which includes a video tour – hopefully that will make things clearer. YOur advice has been really helpful.
Bassla,
You haven;t provided much info, so I’m just guessing here, but:
* ask the RE to send you photos (scanned) and perhaps you can ask them to do a “virtual…[Read more]
Hello Redwing,
If after you buy a property you intend to renovate then sell, would it be worth doing a dep. schedule before renovations, and one after? Or would it not be worth doing one at all?
Bassla.