Congrats,sounds good. I have been watching with interest, will be good to see the finished product.

How is the development progressing Oscar?

Maybe will take some getting used to, but to a point i agree with Freckle above,the old site was far easier to navigate,if not looking quite so fancy while doing it.

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   When i ripped out some plaster walls the cheeky builders had signed their names and the date on the stud frame, not a recommended way to find out though lol.

Guns don't kill people, people do.

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Been around for a week or two and have small portfolio so like to think so.

Richard,you are the epitome of modesty!

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Solomon10 wrote:
I would not cross the properties. if you meet serviceability and could get it organized in a short time frame you could set up an LOC against one of your existing properties and use this money to fund the deposit and purchase costs. 

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I would not cross the properties. if you meet serviceability and could get it organized in a short time frame you could set up an LOC against one of your existing properties and use this money to fund the deposit and purchase costs. 

I have been looking in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, there isn't a whole lot happening but around 1 for every 90-100 properties for sale are worth further investigation imo. The rest, leave there for the mums and dads..

Excellent work Amy, do you have any before pics?

Too true WIP, it has been said the perfect property comes up every few weeks, i believe this to be true. No point getting too attached to one property if it doesn't stack up, another will come shortly.

Agreed Richard, the cba misa does seem complicated compared to offsets offered by other lenders. Btw are you having trouble with posting from your tablet? Lots of multiple posts lately?

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I'm sure you will have a willing audience down here Richard! Bring your jacket though it's quite fresh.

Hope your wife doesn't see your above post Dubstep!

Thanks, haven't used a broker so far, handled it myself but i think next time i jump i ll be giving you a call. Haven't done a Canberra road trip for a while!

Thanks Jamie and Terryw, would you use any of the big four towards the start of your property buying and smaller lenders when coming close to "the wall" or vice versa?

Mattsta, i have been thinking about posting the same question. With the numbers i ve been playing with, it seems like i would hit the wall with about 3 400k ish priced houses even if they were neutral or slightly positive, lets hope we get some answers!

Richard, could you be so kind as to email your article to me as well please? spaul25@y7mail.com