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I don't understand what or who you are referring to:p

Adelaide is a distressed market, sounds like too much stock on the market that is when properties go backwards. You are then stuck until the next cycle. Properties in Mandurah, WA during the boom cycle did not just double, some rose 4 times the buying price. However, when this market crashed...

Syd (West), Perth been rising for around 2 years, that is the point, now the boat has sailed for these areas. I find it interesting how many jump in when they feel comfortable, however its when the market peaks, where risk of losing money is very high, see it happen all the time.

I don't talk to property managers they would generally not have much of a clue, talk to real estate agents, mortgage brokers, builders, my conveyancer who have been dealing with for 12 years.... "where are your clients buying", these sorts of questions, get some leads. Why would they suspect...

I know its not booming in SA, that's why I would not be jumping into this market atm. I am a simple person, in other words not good with charts, I don't rely on stats completely, I look at what is happening on the ground, and talk to the real people who sell/buy/live and breath it, I talk to...

Hi HE I am sure there is some truth in this, investors who have been in the game/developing for a while are now just getting back to the position they were in 5 years ago. Fortunately, I have diversified Australia wide this pretty much saved my bacon, one market down/one market up, reducing...

SWS No need to apologise. I guess if you are a newbie and working through the process still trying to build equity, not as easy to just jump in.

But its not about my ideas, this is irrelevant, its the concept that some investors are not researching the data and working it out for themselves, they are just simply rejecting the information for whatever reason and obviously not looking at evidence available. Its not necessarily anything to...

SWS Not sure if anyone is really forcing the idea? I think perhaps insecurities come into play, when someone (guilty of this) is not comfortable or fearful of a particular situation it is sometimes far easier to reject it outright, a way out.

Yes, good points. I don't just invest in my own backyard and am perhaps assuming others are doing the same, which is not necessarily the case. This of course would not be for everyone.

What is it that makes the human psyche reject/ignore something as simple as a property market rising. Worst case scenario, you can make money, wow that is a tough one. I am very curious, in today's property market we have plenty of evidence that various markets around Australia are moving...