Hi Guys,
Just a query with that advertisement. It says the tennant pays body corporate fees and general maintenance. Is this the norm? I thought the owner usually paid these expenses.
Cheers,
Sue []
“Be careful not to step on the flowers when you’re reaching for the stars”
Look like a commercial property from ads
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ChanDollars
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I think if you try to finish everything you start it by the time you finished it you would not want to start anythings. eg. when you watch tv, if you don’t finish the program/movie then you can’t go anywhere, then the ads that you have to finish, then the other ads that you just saw and have to finished then the new movie start the you have to finish…you can even going to the toilet…..
COL….
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ChanDollars
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what about the middle ring between Brisbane and Gold Coast. It has a strong growth there for the last one or two year and I believe there is room to grow. The yield is not too bad at the moment. You still be able to find 6-9% yield. It is Logan City. It was a bad area before but now now. It is getting better day by day.
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ChanDollars
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I guess the type of property that one intend to invest is not important as long as they are making money for you now or in the future.
If you are in a high tax bracket I think it is wise to invest some in -ve gearing property, but at the same time you can also investing in +ve gearing property.
If the area that you intent to invest with a lot of houses and it is doing well. why not invest there. And it is apply to unit/apartment as well.
I have houses, units/apartments, townhouses, villas in my portfolios. And I am happy with them all.
Good luck with your investing…..
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ChanDollars
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