Your kitchen looks really good, Newgen.
Most important thing is that the end result is great.
[thumbsupanim]

Don’t worry about negative people who haven’t even read the whole thread.

Celivia

I thought of combining 3 ideas: The assistance you are offering, (assist or aid) the financial solution you’re offering, (mazuma is more fun to play with than ‘money’) and the greatest possible quality/quantity you are offering (maximum/maxima).
They can be weaved together a bit to form one word:

MaxiMazumAssist

Or if you find this too much of…[Read more]

Hi, Milly [biggrin]
The young singles I can think of will probably all be very attracted to:

[computer] [computer] [computer]
internet internet internet

Does anyone have experience with making internet available to every bedroom in the house- e.g. a reliable network?

Celivia

OH Njivs, thanks for bringing up this topic now- before it gets too close to the 1st of July! [blush2]
It’s a good reminder to do something about my ever-growing piles of papers around the house (and the few that have fallen behind the desk) that are waiting to be *neatly* filed [buz2]
Derek makes it sound so easy- just a matter of getting…[Read more]

Originally posted by leebee1:
[grad] … hi everyone,

I finally purchased my first property!! YAY! [biggrin]

Does anyone here know someone that could install a flat pack and is maybe capable of plumbing or even an electrician or joiner? Maybe a handyman? Must be in Albury or willing to tavel there. We settle in 30 days but wont do this work…[Read more]

Yes I also think that adding a drive way is a positive thing. It gives a better street appearance, and will also make it more attractive to tenants.
It can be a real bummer to be stuck in the mud on rainy days.

Celivia

Overall I love reading, but I read books in spurts.
Sometimes I really get into reading and become a quiet bookworm; at other times I appear to suffer from bibliophobia.

I get quite annoyed with myself as a reader because I have a pile of books in my book case that I have half-finished reading as well as some wanna-read books.
I often get a bit…[Read more]

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Now I’ve discovered the search function, here’s the thread I had in mind, Joe.

Celivia

AHA thank you, Derek!

Perhaps there should be a visible search button to seach for this search function. [rolleyesanim]

Celivia

Hi Joe, if you can work out how the search works on this site, (I haven’t been able to work out how to seach for posts since the outlay change[blush2]) do a search on Nancy Wescombe because I am sure she was discussed some time ago.

Celivia

I’d sign and run with the money!

Celivia

Merry Christmas from me, too, everyone! [xmas]

Celivia

Very [sunny]sunny[sunny] [laugh4]funny[laugh4], Sonja!

Celivia

Nothing on the news in the US that we saw. I wonder if they have even heard of us sometimes.

I have been reading the online newspapers from Holland, but apparently they are very much informed and aware of what is going on in Australia. I figure in many European countries this issue has been discussed.
On one of the Dutch forums, there was a…[Read more]

Yes I agree that the size of the font is a bit too small and too light.

When you post a new reply, the smilie list on the left shrinks, so it is harder to quickly choose a smilie. [confused2]

Also, the grey borders on the sides are a waste of space and could be used more wisely!

For the rest, it looks good and is still an easy site to…[Read more]

WHen we built an extension we had a few different quotes for vinyl cladding- vaying between $3000 and $8000 for the exact same material. You always need to get a few different quotes. For the exact same materials there was a big difference in the quotes.
We chose the cheapest and were very happy with the material (fully isolated), the company and…[Read more]

mcubed, I came across an article you might be interested in reading. Here’s the link:

http://yahoo.domain.com.au/Public/Article.aspx?index=PropertyNews&id=1132016828581

Celivia

How much is the net return?

I have been doing some research lately on low-care retirement units, because I saw benefits of these investments (before I did adequate research).

While the purchase prices are reasonable and there are high occupancy rates (close to 100% in most villages with a waiting list), and these units are fully managed so no…[Read more]

Originally posted by nickelben:
Come across starta title self storage unit gross yield 9% plus GST. Owner pay corp fee, rate & taxes for investment. Unit still under construction but near completion, seller will arrange to secure 5 + 5 years lease with CPI increase yearly. Sound good, but unable to get the net yield figure, seller told me may be 8%…[Read more]

[laughing]

Celivia