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The term "Greedy Investor" would never be used by someone who actually does it - only those who don't. So then, the question has to be asked; "why do they think investors are greedy?" 1. They want to invest, but the greedy investors bought up every single property and there are none left in...

Nah; I'm only in it to provide a community service by supplying housing for those who need it. If it were up to me, I'd give it to them for free, but the PM insists we charge a good rent. What can you do? It's a selfless act, but I'm up to the task. :D

Assuming the average wage is at $52k per year, which I'd seriously doubt - I reckon it's more, then this would mean a first home would be in the vicinity of $208k. You don't get much for that, but you can still do alright for $300k or less - if you are not too fussy and just a little bit realistic.

This one caught my attention: It's a classic whinge by a renter. They don't have to spend $400k on a first house. But they want to. You have to be realistic; BUY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD. If this means not living near the office, or the cafe strip, then stiff. The only decent...