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    It would be great if other property investors could share their experiences in selecting a good accountant. Especially, it is important to identify what to look for as well as cautions.

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    binscab,

    Thx for the meaage. Check your inbox.

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    I highly appreciate if I could get some recommendations…

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    Let me try to put it in another way!!! :)

    If I want to get an idea about how the median house prices have varied over a period, I would look for house statistics…

    If I want to get an idea about how the median unit prices have varied over a period, I would look for unit statistics…

    BUT:

    If I want to get an idea about how the median prices have varied for semi-detached properties over a period, where should I look for?
    Is it categorized under house statistics or uni statistics?

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    Hi Scott,

    Actually my question is, if I know that I’m looking for semi-detached properties, how would I find statistics about such properties in data bases such as RP Data or Residex (growth for such properties in last 5 years, median price etc..)? I’m not talking about how to figure out a certain property is semi-detached or not!

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    Hi Richard,

    Thanks for sharing your views. It helps to do more research on things I need to know better.

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    Don

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    Hi Richard,

    My intention is to provide a personal guarantee for that 25% instead of using the property as a security. By doing this I expect the lender to be ok about the Vendor financing.

    Have you come across any similar situation in recent times where the lender denying to go ahead? 

    Do you see any other possible and LEGAL way to make this deal a reality?

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    Don

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    Hei GorG

    All I know is it is an attractive way of entering in to positive cash flow properties. But you need to be clear with the terms in the agreement with the other party.

    What would happen if the buyer defaults the payments in two months in to the contract? then you being the title holder will have to make sure you got enough to cover your loan repayments and rates, and if the property is in an area where there is no much potential for growth, you might have problems in selling (if you want to) your property for a better price.

    Good luck…

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    Hi Mike,

    Once again, thank you for sending me the recent report I requested from you.

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    Don

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    Hi Mike,

    Thank you for the report regarding the Port Augusta property.

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    Don

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    Once again I would like to thank Mike for his assistance in sending me 2 more property reports that are located in SA.

    I would like to ask  from people who received these reports, how confident you all about the "Updated sales price"?

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    Hi Mike,

    Thanks a lot for the 2 reports. This helped me to realise that I got hold of 2 properties 10% less than the estimated market value.

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    Don

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    Hi Lina,

    I hope this report will be of some assistance got you.. made available by CBA. http://www.commbank.com.au/personal/home-loans/Better_to_buy_than_rent_report_CBA_FINAL.PDF

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    hawthorn wrote:
    I 100% agree with fatboy i'm an investor from canberra i own 3 properties in canberra and 1 in nsw i went to morwell 2 weeks a go as its an area i've been studying for about 3 months i was amazed at how strongly positive cash flow property was there so impressed that i bought 3 properties with my brother it has cost us $348,000 total for all 3 properties and combined rent of $500 with long term tennants 2 of which wanted to extend for  a further 2 years which means that even if  we borrowed 100% plus property management fees and rates etc we will still make $260 each per year.  But the main reason i purchased there is because it is listed as a real boom area with a lot of infastructure coming to the area and the new road links to Melbourne its an easy hour and 15mins drive along the highway on the new stretch of road.  Housing is very affordable and not only is it a boom area but the property pays for itself without contributing a cent.  I love property and research it everyday and from the research i've done there is no better place in australia to invest.  My favourite saying is BE GREEDY WHEN PEOPLE ARE FEARFULL AND FEARFULL WHEN PEOPLE ARE GREEDY as we seem to be a country of followers not leaders don't miss the boat cause when everyone starts jumping on board your returns won't be as strong as you will have more competition which pushes prices up which pushes interest rates up etc there is no better time than now to invest in property. 

    Hi hawthorn,

    I'm from SA and I'm looking in to opportunities to invest in positive cash flow properties in VIC. I noticed Morwell is considered to be a "cheaper to buy than rent" places by a report made available by CBA, and also noticed your (and fatboy's) posts in this site. Based on your knowledge and experience, what do you feel about Morwell as a place to invest under current market conditions? would you still consider it as a better place for positivecashflow properties?

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    Don

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    Thank you all for your valuable input. much appreciated.. :)

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    Hi Guys,

    Have I asked a silly question above? :)

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