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Read what the great Richard (Qlds007) said and compare this:
1) It depends. Richard’s answer to the question,
2) 2.5% of loan amount for 95% LVR, or
3) Try http://www.yourmortgage.com.au/calculators/mortgage_insurance/it costs for not knowing
Edit – uncalled for.
There are some people who read comments on this board and take everything written as gospel – Richard was doing nothing more than highlighting that the website is an approximation only.
Cheers – Derek
try this calculator http://www.yourmortgage.com.au/calculators/mortgage_insurance/
it costs for not knowing
does it gimme the numbers, just rough numbers to give me some ideas?
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hard question huh?[cap]
owner of a house would not like these kinds of properties, whether it is actually noisy or not, as long as it looks noisy. this will impact the selling of the property, just as now where you find it cheaper.
renter would care less about noise and care more about covenience. backing a train line does not mean close to the station, but i assume it is. that’s why it is possible to have + gear in these kinds of properties.
dont worry about what it sells in the future, property value does not normally go down. if it does, probably the rest do the same, as now.
if it gives $s, it is (a passive) income, enjoy it.
after ten year, if it gives you a lot of money, capital gain is just a bonus.warning! i am new. dont just take my words.
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truth? is what the other person wants you to believe.
first, it is about the person. we know how much we can believe from this person. how much trust do we have for our mother, friends, the strangers, the real estate agents?
second, it is the matter. it falls into two ends, public and private. there is less truth as it moves to the private end.it costs for not knowing
