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Oh, sorry, I must have forgotten that.:rolleyes: That reminds me, I must ring Mum and confirm my month long attendance for our annual getaway at the family Island Resort. :cool:

:rolleyes: A walk in the park, or so it seems. ;)

I've got it here...... Must be nice to be better than all those in the lower priced housing. Especially those that are younger than you, earning less than you and still buying stuff and getting ahead. In the years to come those younsters with the low incomes will be the ones upgrading to...

How convenient! Either you have not read the entire thread (and followed the links) or you are just cherry picking stuff that fits with your own way of thinking. Just in case you missed it - or were too lazy to go and look at it - here is a link to the same thread that I asked Evand to have a...

Not necessarily! I think there will be many variables. We bought a new PPOR a couple of years ago. Purchase price was much less than 4 times income, and that is single income only. Please note that it was NOT one of the cheap places out this way before commenting. Compare that to first...

That's not what I said. I said "I'm loving my rents going up each six months" Not ALL my properties are going up every six months, but my overall rent IS going up every six months. There are some that ARE going up each six months in the portfolio and some that are not. I am well aware that...

Oh, gee, I must be imagining my increases. :rolleyes: I think I might have a bit more knowledge on what my income is, don't you? :rolleyes: As for affordability, well, if you want to live near the CBD you can expect prices to be expensive. That goes without saying. It would be the same...

We've shown you more than once that housing is not too expensive and that even a low income earner can afford them. But that's fine.......you keep believing that. We need renters. The more there are, the more demand, and I'm loving my rents going up each six months.:D