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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    If your budget is 350k and you're limited to looking at Broadmeadows/Point Cook I think you're wasting your time. Go save some money, borrow jointly with a partner and buy in a better suburb elsewhere. It's not rocket science. Giddyup, you are calling me 'rude and arrogant' because I don't...
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    Hah! Go ahead and brag about your 20k profit that you've made on Broadmeadows. It's not like it is really significant. I could have earned more working at a cashier job in McDonald's with less effort and risk. If you want to buy in those Western suburbs then go ahead. But just because...
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    Lol I don't need to talk them down. I already know that they are not good places for investment and I don't think I'll ever buy a property in those markets. Their values already speak for themselves
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    And only fools would actually not heed that 'free opportunity' and choose to buy in Broadmeadows. Either way the argument is infallible.
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    only people like forumite would buy a place in broadmeadows
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    Yes it was necessary so that the Original Poster is aware of the pitfalls of the area. Is there anything wrong with letting him know that a prolonged power black out can destroy his house when the pumps fail and the sea starts to come in? Or that there may be structural problems with the high...
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    Melbourne suburb, below $350K, good cap growth and rental

    Point Cook - you mean that suburb that needs pumps to keep the sea from swamping it? Who the hell would want to live/rent there?
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