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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    Well done - 1995 was a fantastic time to buy. I expect you've done exceptionally well from it.
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    I could be wrong. We will see. Just remember me if it happens. :D
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    Picking specific properties is a relative thing - i.e. it is relative to the health of the property market overall. I think the property market overall is in some trouble so even if you pick a good one it just means you will burn less than everybody else due to your skills at property...
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    true true !! and I genuinely believe you are good at picking them. something I could learn some more about! :eek:
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    gee you are tough on the textbooks! you following what's happening in the USA? there was a debt fueled asset bubble in the USA just as we have in Australia - the cash that went into property was not from incomes, it was from debt. so the same result will happen here and there will be some...
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    I'm not married to my position. I'll buy property again - just want the timing to be right. A recession would be good - should be a few desperate sellers to pick on during a recession. The guy on $60K with 8 properties and $2M in debt would be a good target. It's just a bad vehicle at the...
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    But the capital gain, the capital gain! The rest is just details remember!
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    1995 would have been nice ... I was still studying though.
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    What will happen to Property prices in VIC..

    This is the right place to ask them - in the Property Market Economics section. People should expect questions like that here (in my view anyway - am I wrong?). I think the whole asset category is overvalued for the foreseable future - only question for me is whether it will be a drop in...
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