hi everyone we are looking at an investment property in innisfail and wondered if anyone knows any good or bad advice re flooding or areas to avoid.any help would be appreciated.thanks[
I know somebody that lives in Innisfail.
They are also investing in property, but focussing on other areas of the country, not Innisfail itself. Because I know the financial situation of this person and what they have achieved through property investment, I know they are smart and I would not purchase there purely because I know that this particular person is not touching their own backyard!!
My two cents anyway, but do your own research.
thanks for the reply,any clues as to why they would not buy investments in their own back yard???????[xx(]
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] has anyone else got any advice they can help me with on this subject as i’m flying up to innisfail tomorrow and could do with a bit more advice.HELP!![xx(]Hi Wannabe,
I tried to get more info for you, my wife said that it does have low areas, but she couldnt remember where. I could find out but it will take a little time, let me know if you can wait ?
Cheers
Oz
“Success comes from having the proper aim as well as the right ammunition”
You may find that as in other parts of Queensland that I know of, many people eg miners etc prefer to buy investment properties in the closest coastal town to them eg miners at Tierir or Mornanbah would buy in Mackay and people in Central Qld more likely to buy in Rockhampton or Gladstone areas.
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