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Snoppy.. it is not difficult to find CF+Ve
why bother with 2.2% finding fee.?Just spend few hrs a week going through the realestate or domain
and know how to search or targeting the CF areaThere was a list of suburbs at CBA website of %rental return.
There were 359 residential properties listed for auction in Sydney on the weekend with more than 71 per cent selling on the day representing another good week of auction results.
In Melbourne there were 495 properties put up for auction with 78 per cent producing a sale. In Adelaide there were 49 auctions with 57 per cent properties listed selling on the day. In Brisbane, 65 properties were listed for auction with 27 per cent selling
So… What CRASH!!!!
BTW, you need a good mortgage broker and able to advise on structure/loan servicibility
Hi Snoopy
No.. I am not a full time investor.. in fact, I have a hobby over property and shares.
I am working full time as a senior registrar @ NSW hospital.It is not difficult to find CF+ve, you can try the regional centre, small town, etc…
I am in the process about buying a house 6 bed+4 bath 2 level double brick/render 670m2 plus granny flat @ Liverpool, NSW and 5 min to everything
I am thinking about getting NSW planning to approve the granny flat under new NSW planning law
I like liverpool as they are building the largest hospital in Australi, westfield, CBD, good train system, M5 and M7 etc….It would be CF positive as I could have 3 potential rental income. A lot of people around Sydney South West have been renting out the granny flat etc.
Cheers
How about every day spending 1 1/4 hr plus waiting time plus delay x 2 = 3-4 hrs just for transport
It will drive everyone MAD…How about every day spending 1 1/4 hr plus waiting time plus delay x 2 = 3-4 hrs just for transport
It will drive everyone MAD…Sonya, you can't get a descent house if < 750k.. unless you want to live in the flat
The problem is $$$ = jobs Sydney CBDTry CityRail and Sydney Bus… tell me what you think about the transport system in Sydney.
It is the slowest railway system in the WORLD.Driving.. yes… try to get into sydney CBD 7-8am with toll charges and parking fee…KILLER
and petrol is going crazy..Sonya, you can't get a descent house if < 750k.. unless you want to live in the flat
The problem is $$$ = jobs Sydney CBDTry CityRail and Sydney Bus… tell me what you think about the transport system in Sydney.
It is the slowest railway system in the WORLD.Driving.. yes… try to get into sydney CBD 7-8am with toll charges and parking fee…KILLER
and petrol is going crazy..Sonya… try to rent a house in inner west sydney…
you need to compete with 15 applicants…rental market is crazyyyyyyyyyyy
Sonya… try to rent a house in inner west sydney…
you need to compete with 15 applicants…rental market is crazyyyyyyyyyyy
House in the high density suburb
Saw a few good deals that REA offered me
Lakemba- 210k unit with rental = 250-280/week
Wiley park – 6 years old 2bed 101m2 unit 290k with rental 370/week currentlyI am working on the deal @ Liverpool at the moment
Moore… the agent rang me on the deal.. fully renovated house 85k with rental 150/week
and also block of units currently rented to department of housing with yield 11-12%They are plenty of deals out there… not sure why using Buyer agents…to source CF properties
I use it if I want to secue unique, rare properties in SydneyBecan… please delete your post…
8%… You must be kidding
I can get SLF/WDC/GPT/SGP = 7-8% dividend with top quality assets and management teamYou need at least 15-20% to entice people to join.
Otherwise go to provident capital with 9.5% secured against the 1st mortgage
sorry A$280/week.. typo
Yes…sydney south west will double the population in 2036.
Remember that liverpool has good infrastructure (train/bus/westfield/hospital/medical centre/M5/M7) etc etc
fit into Terry Ryder/Margaret Lomas criteriaI like liverpool area as they are building IF NOT the largest hospital in Australia/southern hemispehre
it will create jobs etc etc
You can get 2bed+1+1 around lakemba area for 200k
and rent out for 280kWhat do u mean by mentally drained and a lot of pressure?
I thought that REA loves to pressure the buyer?
He is a regular poster here…
richard (at) tayloredfinancialsolutions (dot) com (dot) auI like Archicentre
They can give you some advice to improve the property with small cost..