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LOL! I've used the term "plebs" on a few occasions. :p

You sound like a tenant yourself and it reads as if you think that you should have rights just because you live in somebody else's home. You don't! As landlords, many of us have sacrificed much to purchase rental property in order to make ourselves a more comfortable or early retirement...

Yep! I would probably do the same. Unless, of course, selling was the only way forward, however, given Dazz's example of his own property, purchased for $925k in 2004 and only just now achieving $550pw, there is no way I would have ever purchased this in the first place. Now, I realise...

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Well.....you kinda were, by default, since Bargain Hunter is my husband. :p I was giving an example of what we would term a good investment, which I realise is not the same as a good tenant, but I believe the two go hand in hand. You want a good tenant residing inside a good investment...

I'll answer this in Bargain Hunter's abscence. Flash house in flash suburb? You're kidding right? We don't buy flash houses in flash suburbs. Most of ours are very basic and yield at least 8% on purchase and some much more. You would be waiting a very long time for them to be worth 3m...

Yes! Some more than others, depending on the agreement you have signed. Most of mine get a week rent, but I have heard of some that will get two weeks AND then charge for ingoing and outgoing reports as well as adding on a small amount to the tenancy agreement. Some will also charge a relet...

Just a minute guys. I am sure Lizzie said nothing about breaking a lease, so I would presume that the lease is either about to finish, or it is on a month to month. Bearing this in mind, I think you will find that she is well within her rights to ask for vacant possession, especially as she is...

LOL! You want security of tenure? Too easy! Buy a place of your own!