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Scamp,
I am one of the Newbies and I can see where your concern is coming from. On forums opinions are always appreciated.. but the down right vulgar way that you put it does indeed cause concern. Not because of the negativity you always seem to bubbling out, but because you sound so unbelievably stupid (please excuse my language) when you put forward a post in such a manner.
You opinion is in no way disregarded, but if you are going to put it forward like a 16 year old boy who’s just been turned down by the girl of his dreams every time someone else has a differing opinion then to be honest its just not respected.
Kind Regards,
Nikki
Sup guys,
I’m a noob to property investing. Aren’t there still pockets that are showing high capital growth? The thing that concerns me, and I don’t totally understand are the comments about property being so high compared to 2000…
Our economy has gone up, that explains the rapid growth is house prices. Don’t house and living standards go up by 3% every year?
When the house prices drop due to a failed economy as many are suggesting and that being the time to buy… what about all the people who are going to surge at the chance to own their own property? Interest rates will drop, allowing a greater % of the population to afford buying their own place. Following this line of thought doesn’t that imply a percentage drop in renters? To me this would suggest that the majority of renters left are the people who are jobless, or living on the dole. Not scorning that in any way, however a majority of these people are not considered the best type of tenant to have.
I don’t want to be blasted. But I’d like to know your thoughts on this theory.
Kind regards,
Nikki
Agreed. I went to another bank and they said that they would finance the property just yesterday arvo. But by the time I got back to the real estate agent they had already sold it :’(
Kind regards,
NikkiHow do low rates end up costing more?
Nikki
