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6k?? anyway to add to the list on top, close to the gc hospital there is another suburb called crestwood (close to molendinar, but it's the upmarket version of it) and parkwood. some of the houses in parkwood are selling cheap currently, also there are heaps of options in labrador (centrally...

no, i dont really see their atm around outside their branch (i am in brisbane though) and their base is down in gold coast and nsw but having visited gold coast often i dont see their atm around either https://www.greater.com.au/About-Us/BranchATM-Locator/BranchATM-Locator.aspx...

i am with greater and they seem to be pretty good apart from limited branches they have. the internet banking is definitely better than ing

im just paying off all my loans at the moment, had around 40k loan in mid 2010 after renovation etc to my other place which stands around 9k at the moment. so it will take me around 2-3 years to get 20% on 300++k properties at the rate i am going. so i have no deposit, 9k plus in the loan...

i am also trying to save up money, assuming the price doesnt go up but i am saving up 20% in that period of time. the way i am taking this is basically getting into no deposit home loan while saving up the 20% and buying at current low value in properties had i waited for another 3 years to...

if i do have 20% deposit after 2-3 years, will that be fine with all the lenders? or VF is just something that they frown upon? i dont really understand, if they value the property at xxx, and i can afford the loan, the loan balance on VF is less than 80% of current value (assuming it increase...

hi im looking at a vendor finance property at the moment and found one that i like. however i work out the interest rate from the weekly instalment to be 7.5% pa i dont mind paying that extra for 3-4 years (saving for 20% deposit) but im just wondering how would i go and refinance the loan...

my dad's hdb has gone from 180k to 360k in 3 years time :| i wish i had listened to him and got one when he was buying it, but i dont want to live there

yeah good idea, didnt think of asking the bank first actually, although i was hoping there are other ways of doing it without using bank (better rate and fees) surely western union isnt that bad :D

Hi all I am about to transfer around 100k from overseas into my account here, is there any gotchas i should be aware of? like tax or fees? what do you guys normally do when transferring large amount of money? do you use bank or any other service to do it? cheers

that would be too late wouldnt it?

5.57% that's really good. the setup fee is the killer though

no i didnt, there wasnt any deadline actually but the agent wont be able to physically get it signed till next week anyway and we both know this from the start actually

im in queensland, the thing is the contract has not been signed by the vendor and returned to me yet, it will only happen next week. so i am withdrawing my offer today

hi guys i am just wondering if i can withdraw my written offer before the seller sign the contract and still getting back my deposit? regards

yeah cant see this on their website either? care to share?

After weeks of speculation, it's finally been revealed that Ekaterina Rybolovleva, the 22-year-old daughter of Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, is the purchaser of ex-Citigroup CEO Sandy Weill's penthouse at 15 Central Park West in New York. Forbes reports that Rybolovleva paid the full...

i think the correct term is white ghost :)

i think that's pretty spot on. We had massive increase leading up to 2003 had we had massive unemployment the buble would have burst instead of plateauing for a decade Actually from the graph itself it sort of show it started to fall during gfc and I think ir cuts and government intervention...

it looks like bubble appearing in 2003, we should have had the correction during the gfc and i think we were lucky to avoid that big crash. however those other countries are not that lucky unfortunately. i am not sure how long we can keep this up though