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Hi All
Just wondering what kind of price ranges everyone is wrapping properties at.
I have heard people say, a friend of a friend is wrapping $1m props in Sydney????????
I have been looking into areas with sale prices between $100,000 and $200,000.
With repayments or between $200 – $400 week.
Is there an upper limit that anyone suggests or sticks to themselves. If so, why?
Love to hear your thoughts.
Delboy[cap]
Hi mate, nearly completed my first wrap. It is exhillerating and terrifying.
I suppose i looked at what people could comfortably afford. So we only looked at houses up to $110,000 (we were targeting the working class seeing there are more of them than millionaires). Our house cost us 100,000 and with the FHOG client repayments were around $210.00 , our cash flow is about $80.00 pw.
Next time I might try getting a client first, and get them to pick their own house etc… I just know a few people who have bought a house and can’t find a wrap client, so they have to cough up the repayments until they get one. Stuff that for a joke.
That has been my individual, personal, small fish experience, Please no body can me for it![confused2]Originally posted by Supa Freak:That has been my individual, personal, small fish experience, Please no body can me for it![confused2]
LoL why would you even think anyone or moderator would do that since you expressed your opinion[biggrin]
I liked your wrapping example
Congrats Supa Freak (ad no one will ‘can’ you for succes!). I know a few people who are wrapping homes for between $300K-$400K and it’s no surprise to me that some people are wrapping for upwards of $700K (though I would hate to have a $1Mil place sitting vacant!).
I still like blue collar homes, where the $7K still means something!
Anyone finding wraps slowing with RE slowing???
Rgds.
Lucifer_auLucifer
Some day I wish things where slowing.
We still receive as many application each week as we did 2 years ago. Not to say we do them all but certainly no sign of a levelling in the market interest from our introducers.
Cheers Richard
richard at fhog.com.au
http://www.fhog.com.auThere is no such thing as a problem.
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