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You have to get rid of that fear as that can distort decisions as to what is best value. Take a trip or two down to Frankston. Wander around Frankston South. That will dispel any remaining fear about further out suburbs.

True, though position relative to the line can be more important than distance. Eg if you were 200m from a station but there was just clear air between you and the crossing, that would be more objectionable than if you were the same distance from the station but there were eight houses...

Each represent different trade-offs between location, age and size, so I can't say which one is best. The newish ones will have better depreciation, but this is meaningless if you intend to live in it and is subject to existing tax paid. All of them are in handy suburbs with many...