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Do you remember Chan$ doing the Chan-Chan a while back, and he was posting that ‘fast’ the pop up window telling him to wait 60seconds was coming up on his post’s…ROFLMAO when i saw that
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It’s a good break visiting the forum frolic section..
“Money is a currency, like electricity and it requires momentum to make it Effective”
Rent To Price ?
Really Top Performer ?
Race To Pub ?
Really Tasty Pineapples ?
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A Forum dance i’ve called the Chan Chan..
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Oh well.. thats 3 more
“Money is a currency, like electricity and it requires momentum to make it Effective”
Real Estate Laws
*That sweet little girl with the baby that you rented to, will start dating the mad motorcycle man from hell, … and several of his friends, … the very next week.
*Tenants have at least one relative get sick or die per month, so … they will just have to pay you later.
*If a tenant attempts to replace the washer in a faucet, plan on replacing the faucet; perhaps all the plumbing in the building.
*Prospective tenants who make an appointment to see your rental across town, often get kidnapped on the way there… so there was just no way they could call you.
*Tenants only lock themselves out in the middle of the night… or on Christmas.
*When a furnace breaks in mid-winter, it is always the heat exchanger.
*At least one tenant’s check will be “lost in the mail” every month.
*Every lost pet will find its way to your rental.
The hardware store closes five minutes before you get there.*A tenant’s ability to see dirt and damage is much greater when the move in than when they move out.
*your best tenants always get job transfers during the worst rental markets.
*Everything in your rentals will break 100 times faster than in your own home.
*The insurance inspector always shows up to take photos of the building as you are putting the evicted tenant’s possessions on the curb.
*Tenants always swear under oath that the window was broken when they moved in.
*When a tenant calls and says, “Hi, how are you?” something is drastically wrong.
*If it exists, your tenant will try to flush it down the toilet.
*If you have any questions about anything, ask your tenants.
*If it is pouring rain, you can be sure the windows are open at one or more at your units.
*Proper disposal of chewing gum is in the carpet
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]ENJOYED them Kay.. how many ‘ring’ true ??REDWINGLOL
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94.5 was my best shot..[^]
Missed a lot of the first ones, then got my ‘eye’ in[}
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“Money is a currency, like electricity and it requires momentum to make it Effective”
SMTM
I’m always looking at different properties, my – geared properties now achieving nuetral to positive gearing.
If i purchase rural propertiy achieving + cash flow i’ll only do so with a potential of some CG in the future, and have put some time into looking at areas of consistent ( albiet in some areas,slow) population growth over the last few years. In areas such as these i want a reasonable tenant base.
The doubt really is at this stage which will achieve a better return over the short term..
The properties in the larger area are cheap compared to nearby and larger blocks, however purchasing here will negate any further investment oppurtunities in the short term ( as i believe i will be near my loan serviceability limit, and probally my own safety limit ) the options here however would be to develop the site ( sub-divide and sell a portion- putting me back in contention, or sub-divide and use a contact in the industry who will build and sell for a portion of the realised profit )
An option i thought was possibly buy the cheaper property in a smaller area, possibly with the extra cash flow my serviceability would not be damaged and i could again purchase the property in a larger area..Eating my cake now[
]All just ideas that i’m tossing around at the moment.. i have 5 days off soon and will visit both areas, getting a better idea of the regions, i’ll also be visiting R/E agents here..
I feel i have to get the momentum happening again, have spoken to my broker, know my limits etc..
Oh.. not interested in the selling option, prefer buy ‘n’ hold
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