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Thanks guys for the replys. l agree with you both but the problem is l wanted quotes, he did not contect me he just went ahead and had the work done, he gave the repairer free hand with the pool so no wonder he fixed things that won't broken, now he wants me to pay . so my question is am l liable for these repairs. Thanx
Can any one tell me what the role of a property manager is please. Mine has just given the go ahead for work to be done on my pool without telling me and now wants me to pay the bill of nealy $500. As l knew nothing about it why should l foot the bill, and l right in this or can he do that.
sorry simon didn’t take notice of the date
Originally posted by Mortgage Hunter:You may mean the older archived forums?
You should be able to access everything current.
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I am wondering if any one knows anything about the Tasmainan market. I know they don’t have section 32’s and the Real Estate agent said he would type up a contract for the sale, but he is a councilor and the Mayors brother, dose this sound like a conflict of intrest??? if so how else can l find out info about the property, he says that they don’t have building inspectors and that he would get a local builder to look it over for me but l don’t think that would be a leagal doc. so if any one has ever brought a property over there could they give me some advice. The property is on King Island.[confused2]
bromny
Originally posted by redwing:Tips for Investors-[grad]
Here?s a place for everyone to post tips for novice and experienced investors, either your own, or those you?ve read/heard of that may be of benefit :
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Consider the areas Long Term Growth potential, not just the short term and check to see if there are any planned infrastructure developments for the area.Tip-
Rental income is a *key* factor, your property should be within easy distance of transport, schools and shops, to attract the highest number of tenants.Tip-
Consider the? land content? and the potential to subdivide at a later stage, remember buildings depreciate-land appreciates.Tip-
Look at display homes for current colours and ideas, most also now feature water-wise gardens.Tip-
Buying a house with a ?host? of extras could save you thousands later on, consider items such as air-conditioning, heating, reticulation, patios, window dressings and recently replaced items.Tip-
View the property at different times of the day to get a *feel* for the area, check out the neighbourhood, possible traffic problems and weekend activity.How about adding to this list with your own tips you’ve found..
REDWING
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The reasons now seem silly but at the time sounded like they would have helped us pay our loan off quicker and at less per month.
The reason l asked about living in our home while making it an investment property is for tax reasons. Is an invertment loan cheaper per month, if so how or who do we see about changing, can l change to an investement loan now that we have been living in the house for 3 yrs,or should we go and rent for awhile and put someone in our house to rent it, at the monent it would be cheaper for rent than a morgage.
Bev
