the guy I got kitchen made from tell me that installation charge is $25 per cabinet. I don’t believe that for second. He wants to get max money of the agreed amount and according to my logic this will yield him more profit without even doing installation.
Thank you all for your advise. Answer to all your questions are as below:
v8ghia,
1.The person who represents me is conveyancer. He is very particular about his work and is straight to the point guy. No Bull…..
2.I am in NSW.
3.The example you gave is the reason they advised us for not being able to settle. How could that happen. Everyone…[Read more]
That is the link I mentioned in my earlier post and had briefly gone through that page but it doesn’t have any forms to download. e.g. Tenancy agreement etc.
I did a search on google and couldn’t find site equivalent to “Residential Tenancies Association” site of QLD for NSW. Can someone tell me what is the site name for NSW?
I did some further investion and found that council has previously only approved up to 1.2 m high fence.
celeste,
Is it really easy to put fence ourselves? Even if it requires bit of physical work, I am willing to do it. Where do I get some kind of instructions to put fence myself?
We signed contract for 3 bedroom house over weekend and are in cooling-off period now.
Our existing unit is all renovated except bathroom. Once that is done, will rent it out. Will pull out all equity from existing mortgage and put it in new property. Existing will become interest only and new one…[Read more]
I am in NSW. Why do we need solicitor to put an offer?
My questions are related to purely what happened to me last week and we lost the deal because we were not prepared to pay more then we offered. REA knew that there are slim chances of him getting more money out of us but still he got us to sign contract and made us to pay deposit.…[Read more]
Offer valid days should be decided by you depending on the situation. If you know that the owner is keen to sell quick then shorter term works better. The more info you can get about owner from REA, the better for you.
I totally agree with queengucci. It happened to me and from there on I learned a lesson. Don’t believe a cent what REA tells you. Work out bottom line price based on your own research and stick to it. Try pressuring REA advising that this offer is valid for so many day/s only.
I think we will keep current property, rent it out and will move in to new property. However, as per fbd1’s formula, out rent yield comes down to 5.2% and hence it will be negatively geared. I can’t sell it now as we won’t be able to recover the amount we invested so far.
There is alos another option where we could buy land and then build home on it. Would this be advisible? What are the costs involved? What are pitfalls?