Recent content by Mick691

i would go for the option that involves taking on the least amount of debt, and tell the princess to harder up :)

i wouldn't live there :)

Voted for the third option, i sold my PPOR about 12 months ago just going to see what happens with the market.

Hi Yes i would rent as well, but depending on how long you plan on staying there for, it may be worth buying in the long run

notice the wage to property ratio is at 7.8

So people that bought their properties after the boom in 2003 should be seeing their properties double in value soon if not already doubled because it has been 7 years..

Yes it has ,, housing is already way over priced people are allocating a large amount of there weekly income to loan repayments. Do you think wages will double in 7 years

No, but most of the people on this forum think they will.. not to sure how you think people will be able to afford them

Thanks for the replys guys . Maryland isn't that bad :) only about 10 mintues to glendale shops. Yeah i have been thinking about selling it but would probs loose money as i bought it in 2003 Cheers Mick

Hi all i use to live in Maryland newcaslte , i have a property there just moved to sydney it was getting to much to travel to work each day, but i love the area up there and hope i can return to live up there some day. What do you guys think about Maryland for the next 5 years. Another area...