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Why are you so negative all the time?
Matt R (Gold Coast)
I totally agree with you about the risk of the down dying etc.. But it just seems so hard to achieve quality yields if you don’t go near these towns.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
I agree with mortgage advisor. I live at home, have no property, just getting started, not a developer, builder, or author. However does this mean i am not welcome here? The internet is about spreading knowlege. Yes people can look up archives, but by the same token, first time posters feel more involved if they actually ask their own questions. Also the information in archives can be out of date. If a person wants to know what area to invest in, and looks this up in the archives, then they will not get proper information.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
Originally posted by resiwealth:I love it when some one posts a new topic and it goes side ways!!
Matt R when i was 19 i owned my 1st investment property, why haven’t u done the same.
resiwealth
Hi resi. thanks for the welcome. The reason i didn’t buy a property at 19 is because i graduated froms school at 17, and went straight onto uni. Hence no income. I have had a part time job, but it was literally just enough to get myself a car, and to pay for running costs. My brother on the other hand went straight into the workforce at 18, and now has 10 properties (this occured over 3 years). So it really makes you wonder which way is the right way. Once again thanks for the welcome.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
try http://www.homepriceguide.com.au
click on the postcode snapshot up the top and enter the suburbs name or postcode.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
Very highly doubt it. Look further North West.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
Thanks everyone for their warm welcomes. Thankyou mortgage advisor, i do believe i am smarter than getting stuck with negative equity. Once again, thanks to everyone for their comments.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
True lawyers make good money. But do i really want to be working all the time? Would much rather be able to travel the world. Unfortunately it does take a while for lawyers to earn good money. Straight out of uni, if you can get a job, they start you only on around 40k.Its all about a 10 year plan.
Anyone else on this forum studing law or already a lawyer? If so where did you study and has it helped your property investing skills? Do you do your own conveyencing etc…
Matt R (Gold Coast)
Hey, no just a coincidence i guess. lol. Thankyou for replyling though. Suppose i should give some background information to myself. I caught the property bug 3-4 years ago when my older brother was 19. he was working for a finance company and managed to get a no deposit deal. Being 16 at the time i was shocked that my brother could actually own property. Since then i have tried to educate myself as much as possible, reading many books, seeing dolf deroos last year, attending other seminars. My brother now co-owns a finance company, and my mum writes finace, so the property industry is really in my day to day life. Although i am studying in law, my real passion is for property. Hopefully my sallery from law should be able to finance my addiction for it lol. Don’t graduate for 2 more years though. Anyway i am rambling now. So once again hi to everyone.
Matt R (Gold Coast)
