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    Joe what suburb is your property in ?

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    Brisbane 04 wrote:
    Hi Joe,

                With regards to your insurance its up to you how much you insure for.  You're able to work it out.  For example I recently purchased a property for $247000,  crazy as it may seem I insured it for $250000.  I valued the land at $170,000.  I'm with RACV and  also and got the multi policy discount approx $400.  Yes it would be disappointing if the place burnt down but $250000 will go a long way in building a new house if I have to chip in so be it but I can guarantee you that the property would no longer be worth $247000, it would be worth $360000+ and no reno I could do to it would bring it up to this price.

                  Good Luck Joe 

    We think alike! My IP is an old 50's house, but i agree even if you have to fork out a bit out of your own pocket the house will end up worth a lot more.  The more you insure the more you have to pay and with the cost of living you just have to balance things out.

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    JacM wrote:
    Joe what suburb is your property in ?

    Laverton, Vic. Laverton has a high vacancy rate, i knew this before i purchased it but got it as a really good price. I'd rather wait and find someone decent…. although if i was hard up for cash i'd be very worried by now. 

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    Oh that's right, Laverton.  I remember reading that somewhere.

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