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  • Profile photo of BrokotaBrokota
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    @brokota
    Join Date: 2012
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    Hello there guys/girls

    As all of you would be aware, Greece politics and the Euro are all in the front pages of newspapers/mags and the news, my question is.. Does this affect property investing as much as the media is saying/hyping it will.

    Thanks in advance

    Profile photo of BennyteeBennytee
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    @ten_burner
    Join Date: 2006
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    Anything that damages consumer/ investor confidence in this country is not a good thing I guess, I personally believe the media makes it out to be a bigger issue for Australia than it really is, that aside I will continue to buy investment properties if the numbers stack up but my focus is firmly on cash pos property and sub-consciously I am watching my cash-flow much more than I was a year ago.

    Profile photo of mattstamattsta
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    @mattsta
    Join Date: 2011
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    i also agree that they are over-hyping it… if anything, it may make investing better for you if you research yoru properties right to find dicounted deals that are profitable

    Profile photo of Shiny_Suit_ManShiny_Suit_Man
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    @shiny_suit_man
    Join Date: 2012
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    As some people have said on the forum lately, there is always going to be great investments to be made, you just need to do your research. Yes the media is possibly blowing things out of proportion, but i don’t believe right now would be a great time to be making any kind of investments that are “high risk”. As i believe the GFC in 2008 is nothing compared to where Australia is heading next. And the Government hasn’t got any money left to “invest” in the economy because they already wasted all of that and put us in the red. So perhaps, the government could take some pointers off some of our successful people on here lol and invest in the right areas and actually start making Australia some money??? hehehe

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