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Really……. yeah – nah

I recommend Kaplan – according to one of my staff they just updated their course which was needed.

Cheers Ivan

Simple answer is – it depends :)

Consideration include the size of the block – the suburb – the cost – town planning regs amongst fifty other considerations….

Cheers Ivan

Hi Chris

I do quite a bit in the area and grew up around the corner.

These are a little pricey in my opinion.

No concern with OTP TH in Noble Park (at the right price) and they generally value up given the strong performance of the market with a key focus on first home buyers.

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Steve – moving to the states? where will you based and why? All the best with the move

Hi there – agree with the OP a great place to live but not to invest. The area has seen limited or negative capital growth in the last 5 years. My favourite is Meetung – a small fishing village 5 min drive from lakes entrance. This place is great but fallen 5% in value in last 5 years.

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Yes they do – its a huge growth area for most banks….

Elite generally deal and sell with chinese or foreign investors, if you bought off them – I suggest you go elsewhere. Sam from Qura will take care of you for sure.

Cheers Ivan

TF – sounds like there is a story there re ‘start again’ – unfortunately a familiar story.

First thing is take your time, your super is your retirement so this is a time to assess your future. If you have chosen property as your destiny – then chat to an accountant re the risks and benefits of a smsf. If it is not right for you – you will…[Read more]

“My financial planner has advised me to purchase 1 – 2 properties (along with some other non property investments) in the next year or so and recommends them to be ‘new builds’ so I have been researching some in areas I think would be suitable but am finding them to be only small block sizes (around 300 – 400m2). ”

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Hi there – be free to ask them here, i’m sure you will get the answer you need

Cheers Ivan

Good try.

Seek legal advice and yes you will need to deregister. Not expensive.

Poh – perhaps you should seek legal advice, as this will depend on whether you have been misled and of course what you actually paid for. i.e did you pay him a set fee to buy a property? look at the agreement and was the conduct in accordance with the agreement. Guess everything is not what it seems on the “Block”

Cheers Ivan

Hi TM

If you live in regional VIC try looking at areas of Melb – do some research on this forum and propertychat and read peoples perspectives/ experiences, quite simply if you have time to educate yourself, you will be more informed to make your decision if you actually need a BA.

Cheers Ivan

If it does not feel right then don’t deal with them. I am a strong believer in gut feel and am a bit sceptical when MD’s call themselves self made property millionaires.

Cheers Ivan

I mean an SMSF is a Trust – i’m sweet with that, come family trusts and others -= Tez is the king….or queen – depends who you speak to and which city your in.

Cheers Ivan