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    Hi Guys,

    Great response from all.

    Cheers

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    Hi Goldies,

    Your not the first and last person to have this experience. I used to work as a real estate agent a and i used to value homes based on what has been sold in the area for the last 6 months etc.

    But i think at the moment valuers are being conservatives.  Also don't forget the Agents are lending you the money the banks are.

    So if you defaulted they want to make sure they can recuperate  there  loss.

     

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    This has been a great thread.

    I remember i was in the same boat as you BEAR 09. I was in real estate working 100 hours a week earning big bucks, had a couple of investments etc. But  i was still not happy!! Why??  Because i truly thought that money was the most important thing on this planet.

    Then at 25 years old i met this woman who know is my wife, we have bought a bussines in 2010 and it has been hard both financially and emotionally.  Two years later the bussiness  is running at a profit providing a good life style for my wife and i and i also work some where else earning good money too.

    But i am very happy with where i am so last year i spent pretty much a whole year planning on what i want.
    I can tell you since i wrote all my goals not only am i happier but my dreams and goals are know turning into a reality every day.

    In life we some times to feel down in order to feel Up again.

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    There will always be ways to $$$ in hard times. In fact most people who make large somes of money will make it in these times before another boom happens.

    I believe the properties are over valued at the moment and they may come down in price just a bit more. But i agree with most there are allot of people who make daily excuses.

    My wife and i are going into a new venture who knows if it will work or if we will get finance.

    But hey i would rather try and there are heaps of options out there.

    Cheers

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     Hi Qm,

    Every one is going to have a different view on this subject. I think the main important thing is what is your overall goal?
    Also there are going to be people who make allot of money in these hard times and then there is going to be people who will loose money or "use the same excuse as last year and the year before and do nothing".

    For me i think 2012 is going to be a very good year and there will be allot of great opportunities. But like Michael Chan said its all about timing.
    1)Term deposit: Its a very safe investment tool and yes you do 5% return but remember you also have to pay tax on that too.
    2) Shares: To me very risky and volatile can you risk loosing any money in the short term? they might go up and they might go down no one really knows. But its all about timing.

    If i was on your shoes when i first bought my house the first thing i did was keep it simple, just keeping saving.
    Ask your self this how much more money would you like to save for your house?
    in what time frame?

    then start saving and go from there
    3)

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    IDV8

    I agree with IP Freely,
    Why is there such a need to buy your dream home know????
    im only 27 and i have allready almost paid my own PPOR off and sold my other investments as well.

    Plus when you first move out your first year there are so much out goings its not even funny at all.

    so take into account the bills, living expenses and plus what if you can get a job that pays so much in these tough economic times?

    cheers

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    This year is going to be a great year and it has started very well for me all ready.
    One thing i am doing different this year vs last year is my goal setting.

    Last year i had to many goals and to be honest i didn't achieve them. But the most important thing was what did i learn?
    This year i have simple goals which i look at every day and  i am know to  a path on reaching them.

    In terms of investing in property i think this year will provide allot of opportunities. There are many people who are struggling and allot of people are loosing there jobs.

    I had a BBQ with 3 other married couples where all around the 26 to 28 age bracket. From what i had seen so many of them have gave up on being wealthy because life is so hard, expensive etc. Even though these factors may but when other people give up you have a more chance of success.

    This year i am treating anything that is not family related as a bussiness. My goals are treated like an investment where the more time i work on the goals the more sucess i will get out of it.

    Good luck all and remember when things look tough just remember if you work on the problem a soultion will emerge.

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    Hi Jase,

    I am from Deer park my self and know the area very well. I used to work as a real estate agent in werribee.

    I have sold two properties of mine in St Albans and i highly recommend Beni Nguyen from Sweeney real estate.

    His mobile number is 0417349884. His commision is pretty competitive in the market place but more importantly he knows how to sell a home.

    If you need anything please let me know

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    Hi Novusprimo,

    I would recommend going on  http://www.realestate.com.au.
    Look at houses for lease in the area .A good way to gauge if a property manager is on the ball is to call the agent and pretend that you are looking at leasing a home from them and see how they respond and treat you.

    Also stagging a home is very important.  Plus is also shows the potential tenant what your standards are.

    But you dont need to get to carried away as long as its neat, everything works and the price is good you will have no problem.

     

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    Hi Anster,

    I have just finished reading his revised book to and it still states the same as you mentioned maybe the whole book should be updated.

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    hi paullie
    good question alot of factors
    1) low entry for first home buyers then the young couples have kids and want bigger homes
    2) also alot of first home buyers in the area have kids at a young age two wage couple go into one so they sell and move on
    plus the biggest factor is divorce and seprarion

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    why not!!
    – high rental demand
    – alot of properties to choose from
    – one of the fastest growing councils
    – different type of homes to cater any one needs

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    hi andrew
    it depends on the area
    in weribee and wyndhamvale the areas targeting

    for every 100 hundred dropa i wouls usually get a couple of calls.because its a high turn place

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    hi scott and andrew just as a private buyer
    used to work in real estate and this worked well
    but there are always plenty of people who want to sell there hol

    andrew there will always be vendors.who want drug.money for there.home but there.also people.who want.a.quick sale

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    thanks terry
    good adice thanks

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    hi richard and xdew
    thanks for the comments when i bought my first ip four years ago i saved 30k in one year easy
    next house saved 40k and bought the home i live in
    i sold the ip and reduced my ppor loan from 270 to 110 in two years
    but its a bit harder to save since we moved out.and got.married
    know we can start saving hard

    so beat to use equity to purchase next ip
    but if my home is used as security for our bussiness it migjt be hars

    there are some great deals in melton, werribee and wyndham vale

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    hi paul
    ive been reading on this will talk to you soon about this

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    Hi Xdrew,

    You have some very valid points to!!
    There are so many deals to be made out there but one thing i cant get my head around is the numbers they seem not to add up can i shoot you an example of what i am looking at?

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    Very interesting times!!!

    But i believe there is going to be so many opportunities that will present them selves.

    When prices decrease i think there will be more cash flow properties available.

    Also there are some goods sites presenting them selves with development oppurtunities.

    but will see

    cheers

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