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Has anyone used the buyer's agent services of "propertybuyer" in Sydney. Any thoughts?

"Get off of me". I thought "get off me" will do. "Friday twelve June" - I guess it's easier than saying "Friday, the twelfth of June"

Save for a deposit, buy a place that you can afford to hold if you don't have a tenant. Rent it out and see how you go. You've started well on your savings, given a lot of thought to your finances and learnt a lot. Try to provide the information to others that they need to know to advise you...

I guess that's an option but I was really hoping to borrow here in Australia

Assuming I am an Australian citizen, salaried employee, what options other than LOC, cash and personal loan are available to assist financing purchase of American residential property (using Australian institutions/organisations)? Any ideas?

I like the show but I think the judges could get a bit more real with their comments, particularly when none of them spin around. e.g. they could say 'I really like the arrangement, but you're voice was a bit weak so keep working on it, good job', rather than ranting on about needing to feel a...

Hi Propertunity That's a pretty blunt assessment - I like it. At 20K per year pre-tax loss, I could bare one of these albatrosses around my neck, but I was counting on the depreciation to mitigate it. Probably not the best situation to be in. Will reconsider.

I don't have a specific property to give you. What I have is a set of investment property calculation numbers given to me by a buyer's agent. You seem to have an understanding of the kind of typical properties I'm suggesting, and the agent's suggesting, yet the numbers I have are, for example...

What would be a ball park figure for a 1st/2nd year depreciation allowance (depreciation of building/ depreciation of fittings) on a $650K, 2 br, 1 bath, Erskineville Sydney terrace, say with internal renovation at medium fixture/fitting quality carried out 10 years ago?

I missed this one , but would love to attend (or organise if need be) the next. I don't post much but I've been reading the forum for years ...

I'm looking to purchase a property in QLD. It's up for auction, but I'm hoping to negotiate a 5% deposit. I've seen the contract and there is nothing about required deposit amount or percentage (it is blank). I know it is usually 10%, but where is it stated? Can I arrange a 5% deposit if...