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yes going through the same process myself of putting in a pool kids are at a great age now 5,7,9 and I would prefer them out in a pool than playing computer games. I have emailed a few places and just got a response from palmcitypools (your in perth also) This is for a reconditioned pool i...

I have no idea. Heaps have been rejected. HEAPS the worst part is that in wa you have to do written offers..aaah killer I get sick of doing this part. The more that get rejected the closer i come to an acceptance on my terms. Mind you my last was probably my worst in negotiation..

Yep, the house has unique features. This was for feng shui apparently not good to see stairs when you walk in from front doors.. And fortunately no bare brick anywhere. The house has good bones 5m high ceilings ect but a few quirky bits

Any ideas? As you walk through double entrance doors this is the entry. A tiled over corner may have been a planter has been filled with cement. We were originally going to tear down and just fill in the tiles but unfortunately we can't get the matching tiles. Not sure what to do with it...

We spend thousands at Bunnings, But near one of our IPs masters had just been built. Purchased 1 packet of pegs for $2 a benchtop $500 ( I think) and internal light $50 Pegs broke Straight away... Benchtop corner chipped 2 days after we installed it Light... Still working Seems their stuff...

Yep I've never said there will be legal action. It's merely a point for the conveyancer to sort. As I just found out there is a brick fence going up today with a massive carport ( the neighbour) also. What will be happening tomorrow?

Fair enough. Property had fences previously. The fence is damaged. It needs to be fixed, the fence was both put up and damaged during a time that nothing can be changed and any damage during this time is contractually the responsibility of the seller to rectify.

Yep I will take that on board. Currently settlement is already delayed due to my banks.. Yes settlement conveyancer I want the fence repaired at no cost to myself.

Yes ip in Wa The new fence is damaged! The wa resi regs are no changes to be made to property after contract signed. No consultation was made and they thought I wouldn't notice... The fence is not what I want and would have been happy to discuss and contribute with neighbour.

Settlement was due to go through today for our next ip it didn't. I am doing a refi and other things and banks are fighting each other "bank A you didn't put settlement agents fax number on form Bank B we hdobt need to" Anyways while my banks are fighting I did a pre settlement inspection to...

ummm sorry if I sexually harrassed a women by bra snapping her and sniffed her chair, then lied about my allowance claims then squirrel gripped collegues. Then got busted cheating with my "competitor" and then got busted drunk in the company car and oh just slammed into a few cars on the way...

+1 Time The only thing we cant buy or get back..

thx westminster.. And another over 500K 58 TENDRING WAY GIRRAWHEEN 1973 693 m? $508,000 12/07/2014

update: Valuations came in both for new Ip and PPOR..both at valuation estimate eg contract price and what broker told them PPOR was worth.

Clever blacky! I will have one up for rent in early oct and will be doing the same.. To be fair as landlords we have had it good for a long time with rent increases. This is just a small bump.

Yes has happened to me. Putting an offer on a property and giving the reason for the price. Re agent says I sold one around the corner last week for x that is too low. I check the comparable and it only went under offer last week not settled. I'm sure in WA it is not allowed to disclose...

Inner city is bad..if you are looking for a tenant there good luck without a large decrease. Agreed on Rockingham. My Shoalwater unit I increased by 50. It seems high priced rent is struggling and the lower end is holding up.

How about In the goodwood at Belmont today on smoko before he goes over east for a spring campaign??

Are they now asking for the rest of the money? Or business as usual?

-strata fees -how many apartments in block (the less the better) -previous sales history of apartments sold -take a close look at the minutes (a buyer in our building didnt know about our once off 4k repair fee) -courtyard/balcony size