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Is that all? That's so quick it's almost an inner-city suburb

oh yeah i forgot there are still people working atm......hahahaha

I think Eastlink was in the melway for years before it was even considered being built.

Actually quite a smart strategy. BTW 'cheap' means good value, without considering the absolute magnitude of the price. People confuse it with 'low price'

I only buy in areas with strong rental demand allowing me to get a high yield for my property. A suburb with high proportion of renters is favourable because even in a recession you can always find a tenant.

Yes last time Richmond (for example) was a rough place to live. But at that time, places like Toorak were not. Can we safely say that Richmond has outperformed Toorak? Hell no. People still pay more for Toorak houses than they do Richmond houses. And no - rich people don't live in Frankston...

lol. Developers are a completely different market. We are talking about buying an investment property here - not commercial development sites. Please stick to the context.

Actually I only buy in places where potential buyers don't get turned off by the stigma. That way I access: a) All buyers in the market b) All buyers in the market with good money Key thing to remember is - people with money don't buy in areas with a bad reputation. Do you see successful...

That's just like saying being executed is more tolerable because they cook your favourite meal before you die...

Haha people enjoy the morning commute? Give me a break...

Nah people here only say Frankston is going to grow because that's all they can afford. There's nothing special about it.

A good suburb is where people want to buy, which drives capital gain. Your sentence is a logical fallacy.