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    You should wait a few months in the current place. Make enough money to buy the dream house and then you should make a try for it. This is completely my personal opinion.

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    Like the line major difference between theory and practical. I am not so experienced in real estate business. Trying to get some knowledge from here. Your post looks so interesting.

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    You should contact to your lawyer. He can make your concept clear about the tax and other things. Judge very deeply before buying a property.

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    I also think the price here mentioned is nearly same as the original price. One of my friends have made a deal from the the site. He says he got good benefits.

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    Thanks Terryw. One of my cousins is facing the nearly same problem. I was trying to help him through some advice. Your post was very helpful for that.

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    I am not expert in this types of matter. My personal opinion is you can make a bank account for your child and deposit a fixed amount of money monthly there. After few years that would be helpful for your child.

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    Terryw wrote:
    Hi Anthony

    Please seek legal advice as you have just possibly committed an offence against the Corporations Act 2001 unless you have a managed investment scheme registered with ASIC.

    The idea of property options is not clear to me. Can you please help me to understand this? Thanks in advance.

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    Hi I am not experienced. I will suggest you to consider risk, costs, profit first. As you are new try to gather more and more knowledge about real estate industry. If necessary take advices from experienced business persons.

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    Scott No Mates wrote:
    The development plan is there to control excessive development – it defines what you can or can't do. If you go outside of those constraints it will be rejected. If however you skillfully interpret these guidelines then you can maximise their requirements eg carport extending out to the street boundary providing it does not contact the house (hint) etc. Sit down with the planner who wrote the report and run through the issues – I can fit a van with roofracks & ladders or a 3t tipper under my carport (not that I have a van), if I felt inclined I could enclose it & put a shutter on it too (considering that it goes almost to the street, this is a garage by stealth).

    You would have a small window of time to appeal the decision.

    I can not understand the whole thing. But as far as I can understand seems useful and new knowledge to me. Thanks for the post.

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    If the property is not located in a long distance from you I suggest to do judgement by yourself. Go to the location and if possible talk to the neighbors. That might be helpful to become sure about the original price.

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    If you wait then the price will go up. And if you buy now then you have a chance to become bound to sell it again for incapability of paying loans. I think if the loan is too high for you now then you can wait a few days. But do not be late for purchasing a property. Because the price is rising at a very high rate.
    The post completely is my personal opinion. You talk to an expert for better suggestion.

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    Here says ” House prices may surge about 20 per cent or more in some of Australia’s largest cities over the next three years, driven higher by on-going shortages.”. So this is a good time to invest here specially in Sydney as price is going to jump 21% there.

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    I do not agree. Americans do a good amount of invest. But Australian investment is not higher in percentage than US. You have to make a deep observation on the market. Then you van realize that.

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    IF you live in the new own property for a few months then you can rent it out. In my view that would be best for you. You just have to be careful about paying the taxes timely.

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    Do not you cover California. I am looking for buying a property there. One of my friends is considering to buy a house in NY. I will pass your mail address to him.

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    In my little knowledge I would like to suggest you to got to the bank. If you can manage them properly then you can fix your problem easily.

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    Your apartment is a part of hotel rental pool. Then would not the hotel affect any terms or conditions in your deed? I would say make sure about the cost of neighboring area. Don’t be satisfied with guaranteed rental return.

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    The idea to own a car park and earn from there is a very good idea, I think. If you buy in a good location that means inn good residential or commercial area of Sydney then I am sure you will get huge benefit.

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    Some companies talk so sweet that they will give us solutions, make terms and conditions easier and deal in a good way for us. But those are only way to bring money from us. I do not trust them.

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    The facilities you announce to provide is really good. But you said you only use picture. Is it not possible to add some video of my property and then add to the clip?

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