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    Ipswich would get you around 180k….and East Ipswich (which is slightly better IMHO) you could get a house overlooking the river for low to mid 200’s – not many places in OZ where you can do that.Rent around 5% yield too.

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    I was there on Friday too, enjoyed the talk by John Edwards (and got to meet him!!).
    The rest of the stalls selling units etc were a waste of time IMHO.

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    Steve,
    With your contacts at Channel 9 – will you soon put in your 2c worth on ACA so they stop this anti-wrap bias that the media has been so intent on lately (such as the Rick Otton/ACA interview).
    Thanks to ACA/and that “bad wrapper” MHA now do not do full disclosure anymore.

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    I use Dale, and live in Sydney. I wish it were 4okm’s for me [:)] , but the distance does not worry me.

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    Try Dale, he is very good.In Kilsyth.
    http://www.gatherumgoss.com

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    Hi,
    Try tonwhouses in Robina located very close to Bond Uni (student accomodation), very high rent but a little more vacancy (approx 4 to 7 weeks per year).

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    Hi,
    Over one month ago I asked the question if anyone knew of a better place to get finance for doing wraps than AXA, and I have seen no replies since
    then on a better lender.
    Can anyone out there help and advise who they have been using on their latest wraps – and the pros/cons of who you are using?
    Any help would be much appreciated.

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    Hi,
    Westpac does it for around $200 depending on which state you are in, maybe less. There is some
    excess though.
    This is the cheapest I have seen – AON are pretty good too – around $275.

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    Hi all,
    These telemarketers give me the s?!.s !!!
    We used to get at least 2 calls a week from different people about “how would you like to decrease your tax” – or “how would you like to pay off your home in 5 years” etc….
    I had one of these calls not long after joining this forum two months ago (and reading about wraps and positive cashflow properties) – I asked the person at the other end what they had that would give me a positive cashflow….I was told I would get a reply from their consultant in the next 24 hours….which never happened !!
    I have had two similar calls since then and asked the same question….I love their responses.They are dumbfounded.
    The phone calls seemed to now slowed to a crawl….
    Perky [:)]

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    Hi,
    Are you referring to finance for wraps or for an investment property?
    For investment property – WESTPAC has an investor pack that is .7% off the normal variable if you are earning above 60k per year – I am currently paying 5.97% on mine. (BTW I am NOT affiliated with WESTPAC in any sort of way !!! so I am not promoting them…).

    Steve/anyone , what is the best lender for wraps now that ANZ are much more difficult to use?(they did not accept me) – eg int rates and get in / get out fees included…
    AXA appears the best at 6.24% but they have a get out fee of $900 if cash out is within 5 years…

    Perky.

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    Guys,
    Westapc has a professional pack for income earners above 60k – and it is is .7% off the standard rate.Something to think about….

    Perky

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    I agree with the above , the links collations are really good.
    They have given me lots to look at in the middle of the night
    when work is quiet…..keep up the posts Sooshie!!

    Perky…

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    Just a quick question to the accountants out there –
    if you purchase one of these software packages can
    you claim it as a tax deduction?

    Thanks – David.

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    Hi Guys,

    Not sure if anyone reads Australian Property Investor magazine –
    but it has some good articles.
    Some of the articles are on http://www.findmeahome.com.au under
    the news section.

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