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  • Profile photo of Pro investorPro investor
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    hi

    I just heard on the news today that where i live there is to much work and people can’t fill it cause there is no accomadation for them the prices of houses are all ready sky high. what would most of the you do in this type of maket and what sort of strategy would you use.

    Thanks Rob

    Profile photo of brahmsbrahms
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    hey rob,

    i could only offer an extremely vague reply to your post, maybe some specifics amongst the generalisations will help the wider forum community.

    cheers

    brahms
    mortgage broker
    [email protected]
    brisbane

    Profile photo of DazzlingDazzling
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    Based on the above info, I’d say it’s a toss up between;

    1. 17 Smith Street for no more than $ 73 K, and
    2. 28 Jones Avenue for anything under $ 76 K, because it’s on the corner and better access.

    But then, the bakery just listed and you never know….

    Enough.

    Cheers,

    Dazzling

    “Go hard or go home”

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    pretty sinple – to make a profit you fill the demand. you need grouped dwelling or fast construction housing at a price that leaves you a healthy margin. otherwise clean the spare room out and let it :)



    http://www.megainvestments.com.au

    Extensive list of ‘Off The Plan’ property available for sale in Perth.

    John – 0419 198 856

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