Thanks for the meet up guys. Always good to catch up with previous people and learn of their progress and/or meet new people.
Cyas over at Propertychat :)
If you need it to be positive, and you want to set & forget for 15 years...
My advice would be to take that 500k and buy 2x 250k places with it. Areas such as Paralowie (high owner occupier count) and Salisbury (good infrastructure) will be great for years to come, are positive cashflow, etc.
$200 is definitely under, but the amount you could get depends on the condition.
How long a settlement do you have? Are you planning on doing it up or keeping it as is? $240 could probably be ok in my experience.
I use and recommend Terry from LG Accounting Solutions in Osborne Park. He's an investor / developer himself so is fairly easy to relate to.
I email / call him fairly often with all my random questions and he's always happy to help.
In the Greens negative gearing proposal, they suggested abolishing that will add a very similar figure.
Therefore, why won't the Greens suggest measures to get state tenants paying, instead, if it indeed has a similar outcome?
Don't get cold feet, that's a decent buy. 7.5% yield (depending on purchase price) and subdividable is nothing to sneeze at.
How much may I ask?
I've been following that. I'd buy it myself if price was ok.
Good on you.
Unusual for BPI to be unavailable they inspected all of mine and everyone I know's.
So you have purchase contract back from REA that is signed by vendor? If so forward it to finance broker and conveyancer and the fun begins.
Form 1 should specify certain pages to sign...
Yes, Ice is being distributed, sold by the bag load at corner stores and petrol stations.
With enough exposure, this too will turn into dihydrogen monoxide.
Not sure how something isn't being done about this crisis.
Love lowball offers too. My favorite was getting a $185K 4bed house for $147K
It's about recognising value in your chosen area, being patient with letting vendors get desperate and sticking to your guns on what your chosen amount is.