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Gday all, I'm relatively new to property investing and am looking at some positive cash flow properties in Tassie. Im in Perth W.A. and after a lot of research Im looking around Clarendon Vale, Risdon Vale or Rokeby. Does anyone know of any of these areas that may be of assistance when looking.
Hi sgoodes, I would avoid clarendon vale some parts are ok it can vary street to street, Risdon vale and Rokeby are a bit better I think,
I own a place in Rokeby and some other low socio economic areas around hobart, if you are looking for cash-pos stuff its easy to find in these places
you can private msg me if you want to chat or ask any questions about hobart ectten_burner wrote:Hi sgoodes, I would avoid clarendon vale some parts are ok it can vary street to street, Risdon vale and Rokeby are a bit better I think,
I own a place in Rokeby and some other low socio economic areas around hobart, if you are looking for cash-pos stuff its easy to find in these places
you can private msg me if you want to chat or ask any questions about hobart ectThanks heaps. any info would be much appreciated. not sure how to private msg as im new here so if ya can help me there too it would be great.
SteveI just sent you one back
i was thinking about investing in clarendon vale – but discovered that the area was really bad. you could have a number of tenant problems and house problems. be aware of this, and make sure you do your due diligence on the property
Thanks heaps. More good advice never goes astray.
Hi,
What sort of yield are you seeking in these areas? There are some terrific buys in the market right now in quite good areas, depending on the yields you are looking for.
Cheers, TraceyI guess we all want high yields when it comes to investing but I think not being too greedy to start out with is a good approach so I am looking at average yields in a half decent area. Havent had too many good reports about clarendon vale and have spent countless hours researching. Speaking with my accountant today on the best way to go.
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