my father in law grew up in temora near grenfell.my mortgage broker told me to steer clear of towns that have such a small population because the bank classes them as high risk and are very reluctant to lend.the population of these towns are under 5000 and i see that as a risk.
darren, i also applied to the internet mentor program but with steve only taking two i dont like my chances,but i guess you have to be in it to win it.how long ago did you purchase your house?do you have any equity yet?if not you just have to be patient and cautious its not a get rich quick scheme.good luck. kimberley[]
catichau,were abouts in sydney are you looking,city or suburbs.jim aitkins is suppose to be pretty good so ive been told,but i manage my own properties. kimberley
scooter,you say you have 50% equity in your investment property and it is positively geared so wouldnt now be the time to invest in another one,if you are worried about interest rates just get a fixed loan. kimberley
Stuart, I have been thinking about becoming a mortgage broker for a while now.last week i went to an information session where they gave me all of the information how to start you own business through the mortgage group.there is an upfront fee of $5,000 is this reasonable,do you know and do you have any special ways of getting customers as this is a worry of mine.After spending that sort of money on their course i would hope to get some sort of satisfaction. kimberley[?]
It cant hurt to go on this bus trip,but be very careful where you buy.make sure you do your homework on the town/s in question.because some country towns arent rising very much,ive also seen some median prices drop by 16%.so make sure you are check very thoroughly. kimberley