G’day,

Green Title refers to the type of title that is registered with the Dept of Land Admin. There are a few different types of property available, with the main being Green, Strata, and Purple…purple not so common now.

Green title simply implies that the owner of the land has full ownership of the property and any improvements without…[Read more]

G’day,

Green Title refers to the type of title that is registered with the Dept of Land Admin. There are a few different types of property available, with the main being Green, Strata, and Purple…purple not so common now.

Green title simply implies that the owner of the land has full ownership of the property and any improvements without…[Read more]

Hi Foundation,

I respect your opinion, however, wages don’t actually have any affect on Rent…I don’t typicaly care how much my tenants earn, all I care about is supply and demand for my types of properties in the areas that they are located in. I know that if the level of investment in my areas drop, then the amount of homes available for rent…[Read more]

Sooshie,
I have to take you to task here, in one of your replies to this post you satated the CON-Artists get away with it because they hide behind being a “financial Advisor”.

I am a financial advisor and a real estate agent and director of a small fiancial planning company. I do not consider myself to be a con artist! Yes I sell properties…[Read more]

Thanks for the Link. A very thought provoking segment. There is a lott of sense in the article, and if we are to look at the Australian economy, not quite a mirror but there are similarities.

The biggest thing going for Oz is the fact that in the face of adversity, SARS, DROUGHT, SLOW WORLD ECONOMY, we have still managed to grow…..just, but…[Read more]

Yes, you are right!!!

Just don’t tell anyone, especially if they are not sandgropers!

Cheers[8D][}]

Hi All,

GEHA stands for Govt Employees Housing Assoc.

It is the term used for properties that are owned by the govt, usually State Govt, and houses people whom are public servants working in regional centres.

I’m not sure on the value/purchase of these properties i.e whether there is a premium to pay because you can have a long term tennant and…[Read more]

Hi,

In fairness to all, I think that a lot more information is required. My first concern is that if the property is rural with cattle on it, are you able to build another dwelling? This would need to consultation with the local council. The next would be, is there a rental market for the property if you were to build a second home.

How much…[Read more]

Crashy,

I’m in Perth, and am looking to take on another advisor.

Where are you?

Chris

G’day,

As long as you can justify your deductions, and they are legitimate, then why wouldn’t you reduce your taxable income!?

Make sure that you keep all receipts, and a list of the expenses and you should be fine.

It should be noted that you don’t need to be making a loss to get a deduction. If there is a legitimate expense that you have…[Read more]

G’day,

There will a penalty if you break a fixed term loan. This is because the bank has “bought” your loan money at a particular price for a particular term, and they have coincided this “purchase” with your loan amount and term.

You are in an essence breaking a contract that the bank also has to honour, therefore they will be penalised, and…[Read more]

quote:
I’m looking for a LOC type of loan where I can have at least 4 sub-accounts.
Which bank offers the best deal? I heard that St George Bank is good. Any others?

Barbara

I use a broker in Perth whom I consider to be the best in the state! Trust me there are many who claim to be good, but just fail. I would be happy to recommend him to you.…[Read more]