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  • Profile photo of Cameron ThompsonCameron Thompson
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    ah, its a new property. well all the best, cheers

    Profile photo of Cameron ThompsonCameron Thompson
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    Education is a very important aspect of investing. its important to really sit down and learn as much as you can from every angle, then kind of going with what seems to work with people and what seems to be a good deal.

    'The more you leave to chance, the more likely it will go wrong'
    your spending your lifes earnings in this game, you may as well spend a little on educating yourself, whether thats time or money, to prevent a lot of hurt down the track. and starting younger will serve you alot better later. I, myself, am 19. but im spending my time to learn as much as i can before i consider anything.

    Those strategies are fair tried and tested ones, but you may find some way to save that little bit more interest, or make that little more money from your property

    Profile photo of Cameron ThompsonCameron Thompson
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    The options above are good, however have you considered that maybe you could spend 10,000 or so REALLY investing in renovating it? You dont need to change any of the house’s structure, but repainting the house, maybe change the shower and water basin, or put in new shelving and modernize your kitchen and such, can REALLY add value to your home, and you may not even have to lower the price as much, so in the end you make your money back.
    my 2c, cheers

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