crusty replied to the topic Melbourne Lawyers specialising in property law in the forum Legal & Accounting 12 years, 7 months ago
You could try Monahan+ Rowell who have become part of Colin Biggers and Paisley who should have acess to american lawyers.
crusty replied to the topic Horsham Property? in the forum General Property 12 years, 7 months ago
Nigel Kibel wrote:
Why would you invest in HorshamThe mines and seperation plant Nigel . The projected 1000 jobs created will have a massive effect to a town like Horsham.
crusty replied to the topic Breaking News: Farmland is the Green Gold of 2012 in the forum Commercial Property 12 years, 8 months ago
NHG wrote:
How would that work out of curiousity? Some colleagues of mine are farmers and after hearing the ROI, unless your a large corporation seeking a steady yet small return or an individual who has had the farmland for decades, it is too pricey to buy in and make profitable.It's more a lifestyle choice rather than a good ROI. Would that…[Read more]crusty replied to the topic How Much Money Do I Need Saved To Start Investing? in the forum Help Needed! 12 years, 8 months ago
Doesnt matter how much you save it is what you do with it that counts. I started with none when I was in primary school school ,I got ballons at a show given away for free then walked around and sold them. I bought something like 10 Pivot shares for something like $50.00. I would be wary of the investor club, but you may learn something th…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic What is the best way to reach Investors in Australia in the forum Commercial Property 12 years, 8 months ago
Depends on the specifications, Elders, Landmark BR&C Agents.
crusty replied to the topic Metropole in the forum Opinionated! 12 years, 8 months ago
Thats interesting Ballerina, In 2009 I Was considering buying a neighboring property but wanted some diversification and wanted to invest in Queensland with so many options and limited knowledge, I went to the Melbourne office. I was told Melbourne is rhe best place to invest . Ye right, best place for them ! When asked about Land T…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Metropole in the forum Opinionated! 12 years, 8 months ago
Ballerina wrote:
Hi LandtWe have used them on two accounts: as a buyers agents (in2008) and as a property managers (2009/10). As a buyers agents they have done a great job for us. As a propert managers-we changed them recently. We werent happy. they change staff in property management section too often, employing very junior personel, who did…[Read more]crusty replied to the topic Metropole in the forum Opinionated! 12 years, 8 months ago
landt64 wrote:
Hi Patcon, I have not used Metropol as such but have used Rolf who is a senior broker there and he is very good,and has a very good reputation. I have only heard good things about Metropol. Michael Yardney who is the founder has a regular column in the Australian Property Investing magazine, so maybe you could check out some of…[Read more]crusty replied to the topic im being foreclosed what a mess in the forum Overseas Deals 12 years, 8 months ago
dj_ajay wrote:
"They were endlessly baffled by my Australian tax return and even more confused by the fact that it was actually day time in Australia when it was night time in the US."Some Americans are really this stupid….they probably thought you were from Austria.I had an american, when told I was from australia, say, well from your…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Investment better buy Unit , Townhouse or House in the forum Help Needed! 12 years, 8 months ago
Catalyst wrote:
Nigel Kibel wrote:
It really comes down to wear you are buying. Frankly I would rather buy a townhouse in an inner city area rather than a house in the outer suburbs. There is a mistaken view that a house with land is a better investment. The reality is the land the townhouse sites on in an inner city area is far more valuable…[Read more]crusty replied to the topic What exactly is college lease land? in the forum Yes you own the house 12 years, 9 months ago
Yes you own the house but you probably have to pay a lease fee of, 5% of freehold unimproved land values and rates(which increase). I dont think they are a good idea as they onlly give a net yeild of about 2, have low LVRs, about 50% and are difficult to sell.
crusty replied to the topic Accountant recommends not to claim depreciation in the forum Legal & Accounting 12 years, 10 months ago
Sack the account . Every-one here seems to be missing the main point here. Claming or paying depreciation is very trival, when compared to the massive opportunity costs of not having even a few hundred dollars a year tax refund, that could have been invested in the early 1990 s. At that time my few hundred extra dollars I had…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Breaking News: Farmland is the Green Gold of 2012 in the forum Commercial Property 12 years, 10 months ago
You are a bit slow Jess thats old news. In fact over the last 6 months world wheat stocks have risen to a record high. After many years of sustained Land price growth. I think growth will slow, and steady. Nothing can rapidly increase forever . I think yeilds will steady for a few years before increasing again. If you arent aware com…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Investment in SE Asia in the forum Overseas Deals 12 years, 10 months ago
Id go to phillippiines too, but not if you want a sound ivestment, consider it speculating or life style choice, a journey or buffering It is risky investing in PI . You will need to piss in pockets, have contacts in the right places, Buy the police cheif a set of golf clubs for christmas was the first piece of advice I got when inves…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Mildura vs Bendigo in the forum General Property 12 years, 11 months ago
freckle, another thing you and that economist who sits up there in his distant Ivory tower and work out average incomes is that there is so much work there a lot of people can demand to be paid in cash. No cash no workers. There are people on social security benefits working for cash, counted as unemployed , thats is what makes a great …[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Mildura vs Bendigo in the forum General Property 12 years, 11 months ago
freckle the link you posted said mildura had a population of 50,000 than you say there are 82 rental vacancies , well you do the sums.
crusty replied to the topic Mildura vs Bendigo in the forum General Property 12 years, 11 months ago
engelo10 wrote:
Hi Crusty,How many do you have in Mildura? There is a bright future for Mildura. I have many contacts there and everyone reckons the market will pick up significantly in the next few years. There are many new listings and many sales but prices arent moving upwards yet.Thanks for your time.Hi Englo I have 3 built 2 , 3…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Mildura vs Bendigo in the forum General Property 12 years, 11 months ago
I dont know hoe you construe a report saying Irymple can onlly support one new supper market instead of 2 because there are a whloe bunch of new shops and woolworth shopping complex being built 2 k down the road in Mildura as bad?? I would consider it good news if even one was considered viable. You havent got a clue freckle, …[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Interest rate discounts for big borrowers in the forum Finance 12 years, 11 months ago
rusty05 wrote:
We've just been approved for a 0.9% discount with Westpac on a loan of over $800000 but the broker is hitting them up for 1% because the LVR is only at 42% – Worth a shot.12 months ago my broker put my loan out for tender , Got 2.0 discount on a westpac commercial loan 0f 600000 wit h 50% LVR but the fees are high s…[Read more]
crusty replied to the topic Mildura vs Bendigo in the forum General Property 12 years, 11 months ago
The plans to expand the airport are a good sign for Mildura, the surrounding areas such as Merbein and Irymple have had excellent growth in the last year, like 24%. 230k in Bendigo may only buy you an old high maintanaince house with miimal depreciaton plus you will have to pay stamp duty. Depending on your taxable, income but for less…[Read more]
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