Property Guru and me will be at Amber Lounge (Burwood) on Friday at 8.00 pm, if you want to meet then, we will see you there. There is easy access to Burwood, by Train, car and bus. (Burwood is 1 stop away from Strathfield)
For me if the number stacked up as well as infrastructures and all that fit into criteria I will still buy it. I believe that if the house is good and it’s in the worst street then one day those street will getting better.
Hi Guys,
Im just like Chan$, i agree to, if numbers stack up and even if its in the worse suburb, i believe that suburb will improve too one day, since this all happen before as well…
Cheers,
sis
Remember Inala anyone? that place has really change in the last few years.
im still up for drinks, come round my place and we can hobble back from the pub when it closes (pub less than 50 metres away), plenty of beer in the fridge at home. So any time for a drink is fine.
This is an interesting topic, and id love to respond to it, but this one i got to hold back, but creating instant equity and finance can easily be done.
These are just basic ideas, though i dont do any of them.
Find Money Partners
Flips
Ask the Vendor to hold some money back in the deal.
You can do it, if you want, though, i wouldnt be too happy if i was the real estate agent or vendor, if you were trying this on me.
Why dont you ask first the agent, if the price is much negotiable, before submitting any offers across. Also doing this, an agent will remember you too, next time, when you wish to seek more properties to purchase. Not a real good thing. [8]
The coverage by TT last night, was about if the property market was set to crash, nothing really mentioning or detail a huge crash, more on an emphasis, that its going to be a buyers market. (that i dont really see).
Sis you are still talking about CG, as I said before isn’t it +ve cashflow we want and not CG.
This is true, that investors want +ve cashflow properties, but you will find +ve cashflow properties are much harder to attain now, due to an interest rate rise late last year and that we are now trying to service +ve cashflow properties at 7%.
Unless your investing in property to reduce your tax bill and still want to work ???
I dont really try to invest to reduce my tax bill, really i find a way to offset it and any excess, have it rolled over to next year,
Work ? []… now thats a nasty word… actually i rather work more, than go to school…. now thats another nasty word… []