Exactly right yarpos,
 
this shouldnt be permitted to start with as it makes the life of FHO hell esp when they dont know how much it takes to be home ownership with future int rate rise, home repaires, unexpected expenses etc etc. it definitely needs attention.

congrats mate well done..

Well begun is half done.

Hi Francis,

I rented a property throgh wilson pride in carnegie a while ago for 4 years. they had a great response to the call outs for tradies and also had inspections every 6 months. No rent increase in those years which is good as a tenant. And the handover of property was very easy. No hassles in getttig bond back, may be if we kept the property very clean.

hi

what ever Nikki is sayin sounds good. we have are responsible for our actions. but i am not satisfied the way it has been expalined

"When i first recieved Jamie McIntyre's FREE DVD 4 years ago i was earning $11 an hour at a juice bar and i was renting a one bed room unit and sharing with a friend who was sleeping on our lounge room floor, i didnt own a car and was living in a life of struggleWhen i first recieved Jamie McIntyre's FREE DVD 4 years ago i was earning $11 an hour at a juice bar and i was renting a one bed room unit and sharing with a friend who was sleeping on our lounge room floor, i didnt own a car and was living in a life of struggle"

From this later on to this

"I  brought a unit in perth for $143K that i owned for 4 years and when i sold it for $342K 4 and a bit years later i made $50K a year from my unit, i was working my butt off full time getting $40K p/a and my unit was making more than me. So i was making money while i slept through my investments.  my unit more than doubled in 4 years and the national avererage in doubling every 7-10 years."

can it be explained how can you go from $11 an hour at a juice bar to buying a house of $143k without putting any deposit etc etc etc.

IS IT Jamie McIntyre himself?????????

Agree with Paul,

never heard of this so dont expect something like this happening, if you read it somewhere online can you please post the link here will be interesting to read.

Hi there,

I guess its too late. May be you can buy another investment and then max your debt.

Regards,
Bharat.

Hi there,

You are doing really great will all the stuff so far Congratulations…

Now it depends on your approach weather you want to be aggressive if yes then go for the 106% loan but i personally don't prefer it as they leave you more exposed. Better if you save some cash and then mean time keep looking for properties if you find see what can you do to get it and as Terry advised if you convert this into IO you ll certainly have more cash at your disposal to do something else. and putting it in offset account you are reducing your interest anyway. Hope it helps.

Cheers,