Sounds like you’re in a good situation. Did you/will you get a redundancy package? Or were you on contract work? If you werein permanent work, check out if a package is due to you- it will help you greatly
You said:
“I guess i’am trying to make the right decisions starting out instead of having the reverse approach…[Read more]
ok Chooks, I’ll go there… Let me put it this way… Here’s a riddle for you…
I’m of the political pursuasion that’s more likely to be doe-eyed, than I am to go to my daughter’s wedding, read books to children, or get drunk and steal a bottle of wine and flip out in the senate and half pull a woman’s arm off.
As with all things, one has to determine what one’s priorities are and what one can afford etc. I imagine I will probably never go to a seminar, because I doubt I could justify to myself spending those amounts on it (I would rather give that kind of money to my family, I think). I’d probably go to a free foum though- not many around,…[Read more]
The people above has spoken about high yields, and of course they are gonna take up on huge yielding properties where rent is king- great way to make money, so those CF+ properties are always gonna be a good deal, if the numbers stack up. That’s swhy the CF+ market will always be popular and it’s a matter of seeking out the deals and…[Read more]
Don’t be too hard on these folks. They are just trying to chill this topic out a bit. I personally think playfulness is not such a bad thing. There’s a child in us all, no?
Can you do both? Put a deposit on an IP and also go oveseas? Friends of mine are big fans of Vietnam and it’s one of the cheapest places to go. I reckon I wanna go there too- and soon!
I just got back from overseas- my first ever time. And I did it thanks to a CG in RE! I reckon RE is about living well. Going overseas can be one way of…[Read more]
Funny that Mr Triguboff seems to have changed his mind and his feelings are different to the comments he made in December:
Mr Triguboff stood by his prediction, reported in The Australian, that the buyers of 30 per cent of Sydney units purchased off the plan would default and lose their deposit because they could not get full finance from banks…[Read more]
You suffer stress but you love real estate? hehe. Being a RE investor can be soooo stressful! But I knowwhat oyu mean. When me and my ex had properties together, the only thing that we didn’t argue about was our RE- our properties were like our kids- well-behaved ones at that! [thumbsup2]
Canneram, given your situation, it’s really…[Read more]
Remember Craig, that when you are dealing with RE, you are dealing with one person, who is also two people. That is, when we buy we want to buy cheaply and get high rents. But when we sell, we want to sell for as high a price as we can.
Most of us who have sold properties have not sold CF+ properties. On the contrary, many of them have probably…[Read more]