16th Century Holland they sold R/E to speculate in tulip bulbs. Tpday their “own homes” are being flogged off/ or put at risk to speculate in “off the Plan”, Regional/Country properties, commercial, NZ, car parks and as of tonight BSS’s.
At the end of the day…No tulip bulbs..no house
I am cerain that I will never be taken seriously again ! But then, I did get 7 emails requesting that I reserve 4 BSS’s. I just don’t know how to respond to them.
About to ask you for any suggestions… but thought better of it.
Bit of a worry.
Cheers
Bill
Bill O’Mara
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My concerns used to be for those buying into regional areas that, traditionally go nowhere for ten or more years. In a bubble like this, anything anywhere will rise in price.
But, look out when the music stops.
A bit like “pass the parcel”….many will be hurt.
However the real worry is that I have had a…[Read more]
I meant to say that the unsheltered BSS’s are at the reduced price of$6,250…that’s 50%off.
However it must be a cash deal. After all, what if you don’t build? All I have is a yellow post as security. But think of the increased value once you complete the BSS. Get it refinanced and onsell…[Read more]
Seeing your a good customer, yes you can have another 20 and i’ll finance at 100% in the CITY ONLY. Regional because of little to no future CG I’ll still do the 100% but have to charge you either a Grand each LMI or alternatively hafta cut your Dad outa the Western Sydney Ranch…only fair, as I am taking all the risk.
Nearly as good as BSS’s. By the way Cherrie just ordered 4 BSS’s in Pitt St. Sydney. Better than car spaces. Bit a bitunen and a couple of white lines.
Bill
ps. Only 53,221 left…don’t muck around…or you’ll miss out. Thats a 1000 sold in 2 hours.
Maybe a book in the making….0 to 1000 in…[Read more]
Don’t worry about the chq, just send the Deeds to the Ranch in Sydney West. I’ll do a deal with ya Dad…50/50.
Have allocated all 20 BSS on Parramatta Rd for you so your inspections each few months will be a breeze. My brother, LuckyPhil, is worried about Vagrants….jeez, ya can’t satisfy some…[Read more]
So tired tonight and saw the kids intelligent request for info…and like you, felt obliged.
So I really appreciate the trouble you went to helping someone, especially a young one at that, when I was going to “give it a miss”…so thanks, I couldn’t have answered any better.
There is no need for you to be having problems in selecting aBroker who will look after you.
Isuggested that you contact one of the Brokers on this Forum, as they volunteer their time freely in giving advice. The advice I have read on the forums has been sound.
If you want more than an email address and prefer to talk with a broker…[Read more]
What it may come down to is if the property was bought as Joint Tenants( husband/wife) or
if as Tenants in Common ( couple of mates, biz partners) then perhaps it will be treated differently as Tenants in Common would not be considered as a “Love and Affection” transfer.
Legal matter..
Bill O’Mara
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Don’t do anything like that, ring my solicitors as your in Canberra from memory. Meyer Clapham
on (02) 6279 4444 and talk with Paul Green or Michael James. If you can’t get a definite answer
over the phone..go and see them.
You need to check with a Solicitor, a phone call would do it. I am sure that I’m right in saying that it is referred to asa “Love and Affection” transfer, and as such, no Stamp duty is payable.
Maybe a small Govt. charge for registration.
2000000/1.104 and do it 15 times on a $3 calculator. Guess what…to check your answer you only gotta multiply $453,412.92 by 1.104 and you get 2 million bucks.
That was an easy one…I’ll think of a hard one next time.[}]
Most of you made it so complicated…or had 2-3 goes at it, aaand made a total balls up
As stated in the previous reply you have……. it does tend to give the Lenders more security than is required. This obviously reduces your available equity for another purchase.
You certainly make it harder for yourself if two or more loans are cross collateralised.
For example if the properties are “stand alone” deals then…[Read more]