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    Investors keep first-timers out of market

    id thought id throw an example out, im from vic, from the west, it seems the entire generation y has been labeled as unappreciative and a sense of entitlement, but leaving that aside, those that say, "oh when I was your age, my first house, didn't have any running water and rats were...
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    Good guys would be a major promotion for some Its usually the ones that are a check out chick or bloke their whole life are the ones who complain the most about homes being too expensive or why they don't get the same pay as a lawyer or how they should have got the 50k promotion while they...
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    yes agree, im not sure whether its the safety in numbers aspect, or the if I go down, at least someone else will be going down with me, or the what will everyone think of me if I do something different and fail, as true top investors, I wouldnt be buying in syd for example, as I think you...
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    Brilliant snip of an age article today, "Herd mentality is the fastest way to lose money in property. Let's face it. One of the key reasons why you are currently not able to win a property that you can both love and afford in an area that you want to live in is because too many other people...
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    despite not being a huge beer fan, I felt pretty bad when my guide in bali, a young 23 yr old chap with a new born a few years ago, said he liked the local stuff, but hadnt tried beer before because he couldnt afford it, never knew of a country where beer was a luxury, here its like 1.30...
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    incorrect, there is a very famous fact/saying, that the egyptians 2000 years ago odd have been saying that "the younger generation of today are no good" proving that every generation think the younger generation are no good. that being said I have read many a artcile that says Gen Z will...
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    what sort of a fully qualified doctor cannot afford a deposit, unless they are going for a 1.5m house or a loan with 30% LVR?!?!?!!?!?!?! especially saving for 4 years
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    um, just because you expereince something, doesnt mean its the norm I didnt think people on here were that naive
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    good point, its like comparing dial up modem speeds vs broadband speeds I guess in a sense, that being said the amount spent on internet per month I assume would be similar including CPI increases..... however I do remember paying over $50 per month for a dial up service years ago, (and also...
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    I think is a good starting point is to work out what teh average income is , followed by seeing what their serviceability based on this income for example is, and then seeing what the median price for a sydney suburb with a reasonable commute time to be, lets say 1 hour by car or public...
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    um...one more thing which im quite surprised that has not been mentioned is the costs of weddings and expectations http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/life/blogs/citykat/till-death-do-us-part-with-cash-20131114-2xizq.html When me and my ex married, we....well more her side so the wedding...
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    Investors keep first-timers out of market

    I must admit, slightly longer commutes, or a kitchen that might not be up to my standards, a slightly smaller backyard, not being close to trendy shops etc. etc. after a while I get used to and mean less and less to me, even getting that new dream car ive wanted, im sure it will simply...
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    hmmm question: is there anything realistically preventing interest rates to go up to 17% or even 10% as mentioned? I know that rents generally follow interest rates but they usually dont follow as quick, and the property market usually crashes/stagnates, followed by a boom once the...
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    im pretty sure unless its because they werent aware of technical lingo/ideas, that give them a spike in usage, like the first time my dad got a smart phone and went nuts on downloading stuff, they wont get them in the first place, and im pretty sure unless you have money to throw around...
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    as ive said before, just because you arent one of it, it doesnt make it untrue, I dont show many of the gen Y traits, but Idont go around complaining about being put in the same basket, How many times do you think I get told "men are pigs" too which I reply, "yes I agree, there are many male...
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    Being in my late 30s, im pretty much on the border of Gen Y and Gen X in todays lifestyle, most consider (I dont) that the following costs are normal Mobile $60 per month Internet $50-$70 per month Ipad Data/Loan $10 per month Annual International Holiday: $400 per month Extra...
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    same lame garbage over and over again, the median of 595 for houses and 481 for units, is the MEDIAN, or average (for arguments sake, even though median does not equal average) so if a 22yr old on an average salary is expected to afford t he median, who the hell is going to be affording...
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    Cute? yes!!! but id hate to get on the wrong side of her!! I reckon she'd rip my eyes out
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    $5600 pa BC ouchy 45sqm 1bdr not boutique seems to me are the main reasons for the price, but at $400k for a 1bdr thats very exxy on face value alone
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    Did anyone else read it as 41sqm Butt-hole!?!?!?!!?!? oh and I recently got piped on these two, life is so unfair!!! I offered $335million on the second one and I missed out, http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-toorak-107399430...
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