I was contractor to the Dept Housing for many yrs and know these bad burbs back to front. Even private housing next to these areas on the Central Coast are now above $250K. I am not aware of the Dept Housing offering there run down properties out to public sale on the coast. An entry point below $250K is virtually impossible.
Well I would do the asx courses they are cheap or free. Also get yourself a broker, broking firms often do free courses as well (to get you to trade more . There are good writers of books out there who actually trade as well.
Beware of the big dollar seminars and black box systems. And remember just about everyone has no idea how the market behaves.
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How about the suburbs close to Wyoming, eg. Narara, Springfield, Kriong? Are they good?
We went to CC last weekend. The price is not
cheap though. For 3bds, more than 300k and
very strong demand. Some cheapers ones sold
very quickly.
If you make the effort to travel up here stop at a local newsagent. They will have copies of the local paper (“the express’) this will give a good indication of the rents acheived. At the moment even my street which used to never have vacant properties for rent now has around 5 empties waiting for lease. It is definately a renters market up here.
Kariong has an advantage of being a newer suburb (many post 1985) so depreciation may help better then wyoming and narara. Springfeild has a new pocket but is “expensive” compared to the older part (also lots of HC).
My reference to the housing commision properties was that these would be the cheapest properties (low quality) to buy if they were for sale as they would be for sale under 250K when compared to whats available above this figure.