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<<<<…..snap up the bargains.>>>>>
They wont be bargains in the long term.
In 5 yrs time, people will be trying to offload their rural properties because they realise they aint getting any growth, their not ve+ when rates rise and repairs eat into rents and the hassle of managing a property is not worth the effort.
And thats without worrying about the resources boom and busts.
Sue
Stop Shouting – your waking up the kids
How many properties do you own in Kalgoorie?
Are you an investor?
How long you been investing?
Retired yet?
Are you a salesperson or a contributor to this forum?
No yellow cards, no fines. Let the moderators warn abusive users and then allow Steve the final say. I think with Bec it was reasonably well handled in that at least it was transparent and we all were able to discuss/debate the way it was handled.
Looking forward to Bec returning as JenBec.
<<<<<ours is the only one under 200k>>>>>
If its not price, then what else can it be? If its priced correctly it should sell itself.
Mr thinks its price. If its been in the agents window and still not sold its price. People know value for money.
He already does. He is 3 yrs old and is my shadow – its daddy do it, not mummy do it while I am around. My daughter who is 4 spends alot of time with Mum.
He comes with me to the local footy on saturday afternoons and he loves running around with my mates kids who are the same age.
Every morning he comes in around 6:30am and comes to me for a cuddle.
He also love the computer. It amazes me how much thery pick up and so quickly. They are both already playing some games on the computer that have been designed for their ages.
Enough of the kids. Go THUNDERBIRDS.
Ok. I accept the appeals court judgement. I would not be surprised to see her appear again as JenBec.
Well maybe a branch level – I just virtually had my relationship manager begging me not to see a Mortgage Broker until we see them.
I must admit at branch level they s#$t me.
There all the same. High on hype little on substance.
For that money, find a mentor or spend that kind of money on getting personal attention from your accountant or someone who can hold your hand a little.
I tend to agree with Seven
Steve – Have you placed Pisces on notice. I have seen a few of his/her comments over the past few months that seem to attack the person not the argument.
Like suggesting Bec go see a psychiatrist.
<<<Because it was NOT a Bank cheque – just a normal personal cheque>>>
Would you sell your car and accept a personal cheque instead of a bank cheque.
Come on now, look at yourself for a second and dont blame the Bank. Its not always someone elses fault.
<<<and was only on the net for a week and was sold for 360k>>>
Depends where. But I find it hard to believe. You can buy an older style house in my area for that price, in Melbourne bayside surburbs for $360k that is about 5-10 mins casual walk to the beach and station and about 25kms from city.
So why would you pay that much for a rural property.
Different horses for different courses.
I am selling an investment property because I want to use the funds to buy a development site and build two townhouses with my brother.
I would keep my IP’s for as long as possible. If you settle down and start a family or something like that and you need the emotional comforts of a PPOR, then sell one or two investment properties with equity.
There are many reasons people sell.
<<<<<You lose all rights in some cases to sell the home privately.
A win/win is if you have your own private sale sign out the front, agent can list it “soley” if you wish but agreed that you would only pay commission should they be the ones who introduce the buyer to the property.>>>>>This is a rental property. The property is also managed by the same agency. I dont have time nor do I want to hassle the tenant myself. So the agent suits me best.
Ok. I apologise. Even I want a quick fix. I am starting to feel a little anxious paying extra for my latest ve- property knowing that the market has somewhat cooled.
Thats a shame. I used to enjoy reading her posts. I always read them with a grain of salt. I never agreed with her all the time but from time to time I could see where she was coming from.
I always make up my own mind but hearing differing opinions gives me a better understnding of all the issues.
I think her main beefs were the high cost of seminars and wrapping.
Is this advertising?
Growth from negative gearing properties takes patience. You need the growth from properties to become wealthy.
Noone has any patience on this web site. They all want it now.
My understanding is that it rains more in Sydney than Melbourne.
From http://www.worldexecutive.com/cityguides/melbourne/weather.html
Melbourne Weather and Climate (Temperature and Rainfall)
Weather Forecast for Melbourne
Melbourne is rarely unbearably cold or unbearably hot although temperature extremes do occur from time to time with the upper realms of the thermometer causing more problems than the lower. There is a reputation for rain in the city which is statistically unfounded as Melbourne only receives 50 percent of the average rainfall of Brisbane and Sydney. It is a great place to watch the seasons change as they are clearly defined and highly visual with the parks in autumn and spring giving a spectacular natural display. Winters are mild with an average temperature ranging between 6 and 13 degrees Celsius (43 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit).
So more unsubstantiated stuff from Pisces.
Typical presumption from those North of the Murray.
<<<<Just wondering who will be retiring in 2 years time>>>>>
Well I am hoping its me. I am selling the worst negative geared property (OK, Steve as the market is cooling ve- is not so good) and going to use the borrowing power to go halfs with my brother and do a townhouse development.
I’m the accountant, he is the carpenter/builder. So hopefully in 2 yrs time I can give up the day job, do a few days work around the building sites and a few days work at the local accountants doing BAS statements.
