This should explain it.http://www.sro.vic.gov.au/sro/srowebsite.nsf/taxes_firsthome_bonus_regional.htm

safeashouses wrote:
It is the branch of the main sewer line servicing the old house currently. It cuts right across the middle of the block at an angle, so it would have to be moved to be able to utilise the block.

If it is the sewer line from an existing house to the main sewer under an easement, then this can be moved anywhere by a plumber,…[Read more]

"Thanks for your response Herb,i read your previous post last December when you were going to buy in Nerang and  you said yourself you are a new investor.Your question was a contractual question….not an investing one. That doesn't mean when you have been through this process you can't still make mistakes or that you deserve disrespect for…[Read more]

mimimia,Respectfully, You asked some questions regarding this transaction, I replyed with a question in order to see what the details of the contract were, in order to try to help you."What you don't know is that i was strongly advised by a trusted professional who is friends of the family to go unconditional on my loan.Also, the real estate agent…[Read more]

"and waived our cooling off period-we are serious buyers and there are no problems with the unit. However, we have one thing which makes me question my decision….we have pre approval of $420 000 with CBA. We only need finance of $360 000 which my mortgage broker is processing now.I exchanged contracts before getting final approval of finance…[Read more]

Is the brickwork painted?      If so then cornice cement won't adhere very well.

Was the contract subject to finance approval?

I doubt mining companies will close and walk away from massive resources (that they can't take with them)for very long.  People don't seem to consider it is also an investment for the company, you can't easily liquidate the resources,and buy something down the road.

Thankyou for your opinions they give me another perspective.Herb