<<Wayne…(or is it Wine?)… you made me laugh this time !!>>
Do you mean “Whine”? If you do, that is a fairly petty and childish insult…quite beneath you.
<<The fact that you don’t recognise the wealth principles in what I write, and choose to be irritated by them, only confirms the making of your subconscious mind.>>
Oh I recognise “wealth principles”…and I am not irritated by correct ones. But I like to point out bullshit when it occurs.
Regarding my subconcious mind: I can only be mocking of your purported knowledge of the same. Quite ludicrous!
<<I am not sure where do you think I called you Simon.
It does not take too much imagination to understand I made a spelling error and that “Aussie Home Loans’ Simon” is in fact Symond, John Symond that is.>>
An innocent mistake in both your spelling and punctuation, and my interpretation of them. I retract.
<<If you happen to be building a harbour water front house for 40 Millions, then I can understand your confusion, and I celebrate your prosperity… otherwise … ??>>
Ummm, no desire to build a 40 million mansion. Unless it could somehow sustainably benefit our planet or the creatures (humans included) that reside here. But that is not likely.
<<Have a Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.>>
And to you
<<If you don’t like what I write, all you need to do is ignore it.>
Originally posted by wayneL:
[brTypically delusional MLM garbage…not that you can’t make money….but the reality is entirely different to the propaganda.
Interesting.
Yet if you qualify the above as garbage, you must not limit it to Network Marketing since the principles I comment on from time to time, far from being an invention of the NM industry, are in fact the foundation of personal development applied to any industry, sport, arts or rehabilitation program you care to think of.
Every single person that has ever succeeded in something has applied this principles knowingly or not. I think you must review your values, it seems that they are not doing you any favours.
Unless you can be happy about Aussie Home Loans Simon, building his 40 millions house and wish him good luck in purchasing the nature strip between his house and the water from the council, unless you get exited about your neighbour buying that new Mercedes or adding that 1928 Bentley to his collection, your success will be limited by your own mental handicaps. And that has little to do with Network Marketing, all to do with the way prosperity happens.
May God prosper you always.[biggrin]
Marc
Marc1
I am in too lazy a mood, too goo into a point by point destruction of the the above NM benefit analysis… but 2 points.
1/ That’s twice you have refered to me as “Simon”, whereas my username clearly states “wayneL”. What gives?
2/ Once again, you indulge in amatuer pychoanalysis. Whilst I may have mental handicaps, as I am sure every person on the planet has, I gaurantee you, that they are entirely different to what you are hypothesising over.
You do not know whether my values are doing me any favours or not, for you cannot. I do not give a stuff about the neighbors merc or his bentley or his status anxiety.
You do not know the level of my wealth. I may be able to buy and sell you several times a day. I may even be a 15 year kid sitting in an internet cafe trolling around and making mischief. You do not know.
So please ask yourself a question marc1. Is that Amway(or whatever) book of the month you read last year on psycoanalysis, really enlightened you at at all? It would appear not!
But there ya go psycho-analysing people again! Have you done a three day course or something? Didn’t they tell you how to recognise tongue in cheek…or is that in the special 5 day boot camp?
Don’t tell my mates at the Che Guevara club, but I agree with you. Rents are way too cheap in this country….or, houses are way too expensive….or both!
But both of these are the result of market forces…supply and demand. You can only charge what the market will bear. Otherwise rental returns would be much higher already.
I also knew I would recieve a sermon on business principles. But you needn’t of bothered. I’m a true capitalist, a mercenary trader. I analyse businesses for a living. I know what is necessary to turn a decent profit. I also know that there are no peanuts in Mars Bars. LOL
I also don’t really think much of what the government does is worthy, and whinge bitterly about how much they extort from me.
So there ya go! You don’t really know me at all and make a fool of yourself with your amatuer psycho-analysis. Subconcious relief valve ideed!
Christian values; hmmmmm I recall in the book of Acts something about pooling resources and each according to need…or something like that. Sounded like a hippy commune except they killed the ones hiding a bit of extra loot.
On Christianity; do you think the American religious right are being good christians? Or is that allowed?
What if the market will not tolerate a rent increase?
Ya know? Supply and demand?
Ignoring the sarcasm…[baaa]……
Me? Sarcastic? Never!
But I’m wondering why you would not be satified with the ludicrous leveredged capital gains and favourable tax treatment of your investments.
Pigheadedness (from both landlord and tenant)causes untold unnecessary costs for both tenant and landlord.
Because the Governent has targeted you for some easy tax dollars to fund worthy programs you seek to transfer that insignificant pain to your tenants, for who(m?) the pain may be more significant…most unchristian of you!
ROFL I’m sounding like a socialist now.
Cheers
Disclaimer: The views of the above are not necessarily the views of the author (particularly those regarding tax). I reserve the right to change said views as circumstances dictate. LOL
how can you compare dismal ol’ england to Sunny Geraldton?? I hated living in UK. It again was our choice, and we learnt lots from it, but we still hated living with the crappy weather.
Well, firstly, we aren’t going to be anywhere near London…a plus.
Secondly, the family company over there needs an M.D.
Thirdly, rural England has a lot to offer…just not sun LOL…not the least of which is cheese rolling Haha.
It IS a tough choice, but now that its made I’m looking forward to it…and we do happen to have some IP’s over there.
It’s good to hear your wife is following her heart and isn’t letting the paypacket decide what she wants to do. great stuff!
Bit of an update people, Cremin and I have bought our first investment property!! WOohoo!! And a d’oh and well… It is a lot more than we had anticipated but for all intensive purposes, it will become our PPOR in a year or twos time and we won’t be moving from there for a bloody long time!!
Figures.. um… $246K for a 5×2 with an office in Sunset Beach Geraldton. As the name suggests, it’s 300m from the beach and 200m from the river. Awesome area as we’ve rented there before. The plan is to rent that house out for around the $300p/week mark (Mates of our rented a house for $275 one street away for a 4×2) so it will still be -geared, but we go and see tax accountant today to see what deductions we can get. We gonna live in our cheaper home and keep renovating it. Quite nice too, new kitchen!
We had a big think about it all and I really want kids and wanna stay home with them so we had to bite the bullet and buy a place that we could set up a family daycare at. we can certainly do that!! Just feel a little overwhelmed as we are now a statistic. 2 properties but hopefully we can increase that in a year or twos time.
We happy about it. It’s a home not a house…
Have a great day!!
Steph.
Congrats Steph,
I know geraldton well as Mrs.WayneL comes from there.
Sunset Beach is a bloody nice spot and sounds like you have bought well…and I reckon Geraldton is going ahead.
What school you at? We have a couple of friends in the dept up there. (Tarcoola & Bluff Point)
I think if the economy remain bouyant and interest rate remain stable we might not even see a further drop than current prices. But I still think the prices will be flat the next couple of years. You need a recession and high interest rate for median prices to drop 30%. Basically as long as people have money ie good economy and low interest rate they won’t be desperate to sell. To drop 30% of your asking price is desperate.
This is very true. All previous property routs have had a trigger…usually rising interest rates.
The economy is humming along at present, but there certainly are some dangerous points of weakness that could cause a recession…or a depression…as discussed on these fora plenty of time before.
Whether it happens remains to be seen, but one advantage of financial markets is that one can hitch a ride with the bear as well as the bull…a decided advantage in the current circumstances IMO.
Once (if) the Bear has had his way with property, I will be out there[dead2] [devilish]