Some great ideas put forward by some of the best in the forum, plenty for you to think about. With what you have already achieved i stand & salute you.
My thoughts, you are planning to start a family in 1 to 2 years, that will change your income so between now & then i would make a few scrifices. If you want to move i would sell, being it your ppor, buy in a better area & rent out the spare rooms, ie to students if that is possible. How you utilise that extra income would need some consideration. All the best.
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Gatsby
Landlord insurance also covers you for public liability, (usually 10 million)& for contents of your property. Body corporate insurance covers you for the common areas. Having said this, i would still check with your insurance provider to make sure, never leave anything to chance.
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You can re-negotiate after the building inspection if there are problems. You have a couple of options, just have an annexure (extra cover sheet) drawn up signed by all parties. The down fall to this is you pay stamp duty on the original agreed price. Or you can have a new contract drawn up, which means time & can give the vendor a chance to pull out if they are a bit shakey. Good luck.
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Hi Peter
Appreciate your input, you have just killed my enthusiasm for that networking club. Henry Kaye heads up my list of people to stay clear off.
Hope you have a totally awesome Xmas.
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hi hwd 007
your money, your property & the pm is on your pay roll, go for the throat. i would check with what xyzzy & sunshine said first, great advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!. after that it lies in the area that peterm spoke off but having said that if the agent is worth their salt they would have multiple lettings on their books, ie 60 to 120 min & out of all of them only 2 to 3 bad ones, max. so they have more then enough money to cover their fuel to go & check your place out which brings me back to my opening statement. keep us posted.