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Probably would've called on a lot more properties if I had known the address. I also would've thought disclosing the address would generate more enquiries = leads. Maybe in this market, a bit of reverse psychology works for the seller perhaps.

Hi, Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on why an agent would not disclose the address in the ad of a property for sale in Brisbane on realestate.com. My initial suspicion was the location was poor but this didn't seem to be the case when I called up to ask the location.

Ha....I took a look out of curiosity. Google street and satellite view is my favourite tool for due diligence from afar.

I'm looking more north Brisbane - Kedron/Wavell Heights/Stafford/Chermside area. nhg - this info is handy. Are you able to disclose what subscriber provides this information?

The diversification argument would work better if you purchased 2-3 properties in say different capital/regional cities. I'm actually looking for a property in a similar price range. Feeling a bit exhausted actually. Not sure if others are experiencing the same but I found location due...

It would depend on your situation. In the end, the total return on property = rental yield + capital growth. If you can afford to cover the shortfall and can make good use of negative gearing deductions + 50% discount on capital gains, go for more growth.

I am also interested in any opinions on Stafford and surrounding areas. Location wise, it ticks the boxes for me but I do share Azazel's view I may have missed the boat on this one. Also, there were some housing commission areas but not sure if they have all moved on. Does anyone know?

As others have mentioned, I think property is a 5 year+ investment unless exceptional circumstances make it optimal to sell earlier. The t-costs associated with property investing are way too high for a shorter-term view imo. I would avoid paying the "brand new" premium and instead look for...

Thanks to both. Looks like I'll have to find a good PM.

Hi, I'm new to the forum and like many others are interstate and looking to purchase in Brisbane. I appreciate this post and have a couple of questions. Just wondering if it is common to get a PM to conduct initial viewings on your behalf? I've found a few properties I like location wise...