I'd like to create buildings like Q1 one day. Actually, I will create buildings like Q1 one day.

foundation wrote:
How about the GHPC Australian Property Discussion Forum here: http://tinyurl.com/2drg6hCheers, F. [cowboy2]

F, someone on that forum mentioned 'SS' as in the name of another forum or website. Do you know what SS is referring to?

lindolly wrote:
– Tips sites for buying/selling.

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P.S. I hope that cash of yours is in a 100% offset account!

I'd buy, but that's me, and everyone here will have a different opinion.Accessible equity of 69k, cash of 40k, on a 150k income… and you're having trouble deciding whether or not to buy?You must be the most cautious person I've met all week!Either that or you have car/boat payments you're not telling us about.

ttman wrote:
I don't know and DON'T CARE how many electricians and plumbers (or their relations) on this forum, I stand by my opinion that they charge far too much than they deserve. Tell me baseless accusations, a reverse cycle air-cond may cost you $500, the sparky will charge you $800 to install. How ridiculous is this ?

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100% p.a. is a good rate of return, but it depends entirely on what you're doing (i.e. if you're not developing brand new townhouses using mostly other people's money, then look for a lower rate of return!).

Mystery wrote:
To anyone interested in Brisbane price movement ….. Bought 2 x IP's in April 07 ……. and had them re-valued this week as part of a refinancing/portfolio restructure exercise ……..________________________________________________________________________________________________Goodna – Paid $235,000 / April 07…[Read more]

demkel wrote:
Hi StellaYou are looking at prices from $25 to 30 a square metre plus gst for cement render plus painting costs afterwards.If you have a flat surface you might consider an applied granular finish like dulux acratex which has the colour already in it and costs about the same. And yes, you will come out well ahead, if you get a g…[Read more]

smechanic, depending on your fencing, a negative might be that you don't actually have a 'back' yard. Or if you do have one, it wouldn't be as private with a street running down alongside it.