Sorry to butt in on your posts, oh greatest platinumest members, but I’m sure you’ll get over it!!
Hey muppet, either you are very good, or you also have worked out the trick to rebooting machine once have lost a game with no more moves that will help, but computer still thinks you have!
Pre Win XP, I also made a copy of the ini file for my Dad,…[Read more]
Re the Valuation. I think it may depend on your manager. Ours let us organise the val, and then he ‘ordered’ it if we were happy with it. It actually worked out cheaper for St. George to pay for it. They give the valuers x number per week, so get the bulk, and we give 1 in how long?
A friend told me that you can also hook a walkman up to your CD player in the car – similar to how I had to hook up my discman thru the tape player so I could listen.
Yay for me – I bought a car last week that has both a tape and a CD!!
Say your house is valued at $200K. You owe $100K on mortgage. The LOC will now give you access to full borrowings of $160K.
If you were going to use any of the $60K you just got released to invest in IPs, make sure you get the bank to ‘split’ the loan, so there are then two accounts. One for $100K, and one…[Read more]
From your outgoings mentioned versus rent, there is still a surplus of close to $1000 per year. Even if you borrowed the $11.5K for renovations, I would have thought that the rent would cover it?
If it is a growing area as you say, and the property will cover itself, and grows enough for you to then refinance to pull out any cash you put…[Read more]
I can sort of understand your dilemma regarding the kids ice cream and the book. (I don’t have kids) At the moment I am living at home as I cannot afford just yet to live on my own and pay rent (I’m 28[]!!). I don’t really want to pay someone else’s mortgage, but I can’t afford to live in a house I’ve bought either (wrong words, I DON’T…[Read more]
Dino, thanks for being honest, but also for being inspired to do more, rather than just say, ba@#$#d, he didn’t give me what I wanted. As for having no spare cash (I’m there too!!), have a read of John Burley’s Money Secrets of the Rich. He offers some good ways to save money, and not really foregoing anything you need…[Read more]
As for the split – I would think about buying the houses in a unit trust or similar structure, especially if you will be selling out in future.…[Read more]