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What has being 24 got to do with it? I'm nearly three times your age and I can assure you I have no interest in waiting for the property market to recover either. :)

There are an awful lot of un-mortgaged properties, that's true. I would humbly suggest that most are in that vast "suburbia", not in the "wanna-be" suburbs. Can you provide a link to the stats which tell us there are whole areas of houses without mortgages because the owners are "wealthy"?

So, a bull or a bear? I'm all ears. afraid of the world ending in the next 6-12 months sounds a bit D&G to me.

Which is it? If you'd rather wait, that can only mean you are not buying now. Sorry about that, I'm not normally a pedant but I just couldn't pass that up. :D

Be sure there's sustainable industry. Doubt you'd get a mining town for that price and most everything else is in decline.

Just as long as there wasn't any "bait". :)

Just another poster for DB. He seems to like them.:(

Dow futures down another 2%. The ASX has performed badly in spite of us having the world's best treasurer. How long before you lift your gaze above your navel and see the world for what it is? A bloody risky place for investments. The best brains are thrashing around, and the best they can...

If you love something, let it free. If it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. There are a million where that came from. LOL

I prefer dolphins on my posters. You cant eat either (poster) but dolphins are scenic. Moronic posters are just that: Moronic.

If a drop in price is all it takes to convert a "wait" to a "buy" why not buy BHP today? It is off 25% since it's high earlier in the year. The obvious answer is "Because it will probably become cheaper". In six months time, regardless of how RE prices have dropped, you wont know if they are...

In shares there is a hard-nosed group who say here is no such thing as a "hold", just "buy" or "sell". I just applied the logic is all. :D

Too limited outlook. If it makes no sense to BUY a PPOR then it is equally as nonsensical to hold the one you own. I ain't sellin!

The thread heading is: Is anyone buying now! Legitimately, you are but is it reasonable for a "vulture capitalist" who is "turning the screws" on "desperate sellers" to vote as if all is well? (no idea how you voted in the pol) If you think the golden carriage is turning into a pumpkin...

That's why I interpreted the results as two thirds still being in the market. Considering the tone of recent debates, I find that surprising.

Is you current offer above or below what you offered 4 months ago?

I THINK the original poster was talking about CF neutral in the US. Using this definition even, Yanks don't want to be out of pocket. I don't know the answer, but is there another country where property owners are crazy enough to believe losing money for YEARS is a good investment?

Could you rephrase that please?

Another example of two people looking at something but "seeing" different things. I came to the conclusion that two thirds of respondents are still in the market, which I thought was quite high in this climate.

I'm having problems with this. You would like to buy because some properties are at a 50% discount. Why buy so early in a correction? BTW Is Keen still persona non grata? He only predicted 40% didn't he?