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Yep, he sure did Marc, bought 2002 and sold 2005! See the details in post #67 here :D : http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?p=330968#post330968 ...And he is till hurting from this poor decision!

I will! JIT

Yes possibly, but at some point the broader market will turn again and go back up, and then those who are good enough will be in an even better position than before! As others have posted, if you believe that the broader property market will fall and continue to fall further and further down...

Thanks, you're not as silly as I thought you were after all :D ;) . GSJ

I'm just saying that if there is a 'crash', those properties that do 'crash' may do so by different amounts, and others may not crash at all but stay flat, and, if you're a skilled property investor (like me :D :p !), you will probably be able to find properties that will even continue to rise...

You're making a broad, generic comment from you textbook/theoretical perspective. If you were to ask me about Melbourne, I would say that for inner Melbourne, the chances of high CG in the medium term may be less, but if you look further out you may find suburbs and properties with potential...

Hehe! That's quite funny actually! :D GSJ