Jamie M wrote:

tiger_ra wrote:
Then after the auction last saturday (unit was passed in), the agent told be she "just died" now, "she wanted to see the auction through" and advised me it was a good time to make an offer as they were "at a moment of weekness"……

What a scumbag REA. He should be working in the vendors best interest, not tr…[Read more]

mmm ive done it for a whole period and havent been charged a fee yet. the keyword there is yet. It is put through an efpos machine as a purchase. ill double check the terms for sure i knew it sounded to good to be true

They explained a bit i thought it was only bad if you were drawing out the funds for non property related things like cars etc? Which I'm not doing I'm just pouring all of my funds into PPOR as its the main account and not tax deductible.

Tax consequences? umm not really explained to me . maybe ill just stick with limit. Still think its a good idea in terms of saving a few dollars on Ppor. Thanks guys for the reply i had a feeling you two would help me out

IP Freely wrote:
for the price it is one of the better programmes around.

Thanks

PaulDobson wrote:
Hi TonyRent Master is not an online program but it may do the job.  It's at:http://www.rentmaster.co.nz/Cheers,  Paul 

Thanks i'll have a look

I'd be very careful abour Tregar and Wilmot. a lot of housing commission.

Hi Alex,              It might be on the website if you have a look but it mainly talked about how the outer western Sydney suburbs had large increases in rent and very low vacany rates. There is also another article floating around about it potentially becoming a national hotspot. The areas from memory where penrith/st marys/kings…[Read more]

i've found the majority of people renting are young males between 20 to 26 so this could be a benefit but in all seriousness I don't think it would have too much of an impact

Hey Jay,                 I have quite a few properties in St Marys. Great place to invest if you find the right place and have a good property manager. Definetly go and have a look yourself but it does have a lot of potential and if you can get a copy of yesterdays sunday telegraph there is a section in there about west sydnrey you will find quit…[Read more]

Thanks guys definetly some great advice and tips 

Hey nathan,                     Is this open for people with loans and accounts with StGeorge as they are a division of westpac?Thanks Tony

Hey jaime,                 Is there a site you can download it from?Thanks Tony

Is 6.36% a good fixed rate for 3 years?

Hey Derek,                   How do you find westpacs living standard reports?

Offset all the way. The only ones i have P & I is a investment i want to move into in a year or so and a 50k property i only pay like $12 a week to pay it down so i dont even notice it come out. 

Thanks guys. i'll go check it out. Do you only need to get it done every few years or is it an annually thing?

sashatheman wrote:

tonyf387 wrote:
Good work Nathan. It is definetly achievable I'm on $42,000 a year before tax and I'm 2 years in, with 4 properties and not going to stop any time soon.

Oh nice. Can I ask what you are paying for the place you live at? Because my biggest expense is the mortgage for my PPoR.

Hey Sasha,…[Read more]

sashatheman wrote:

tonyf387 wrote:
Good work Nathan. It is definetly achievable I'm on $42,000 a year before tax and I'm 2 years in, with 4 properties and not going to stop any time soon.

Oh nice. Can I ask what you are paying for the place you live at? Because my biggest expense is the mortgage for my PPoR.

Hey Sasha,…[Read more]

sashatheman wrote:

tonyf387 wrote:
Good work Nathan. It is definetly achievable I'm on $42,000 a year before tax and I'm 2 years in, with 4 properties and not going to stop any time soon.

Oh nice. Can I ask what you are paying for the place you live at? Because my biggest expense is the mortgage for my PPoR.

Hey Sasha,…[Read more]