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The average would be close to that level for Logan, more expensive than BCC.May be $520.00 per quarter. Last year both costed me about $2000 in Logan (Beenleigh council).
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-waterford-112907699Big day tommoz row attending a heap of opens from 845am In Logan/ woodridge/marsden/ Kingston are, anyone going to opens tomorrow in the area
Left goldy 730
Just got back now
First inspection was at 845am.
Got sights on a property in marsden and one in waterford west.
Out of curiosity, is the trip claimable for tax purposes?
Do you mean petrol? Not sure but my husband is self employed and claim for petty anyway. $225000
I don't think the 'herd' has entered the market yet.However I'm tthinking should I even be competing with the Herd
I've heard many a time and people say successful investors don't follow the herd
I don't think the 'herd' has entered the market yet.
Personally I can never predict the hot spot or I'm not wealthy enough to risk in such locations. So the best bet is to go in when things start moving upwards. I would rather enter at 7 or 8 or 9 O'Clock than taking risking at 6 O'Clock.
Disclaimer: We bought an IP in Edens Landing last year thinking it was 6 O'Clock
I find that I never know what time on the clock it was until down the track. we don't know if prices are going to peak at 20% growth or 100% growth so difficult to pick 7 or 8 oclock.really!? I would prefer 6 oclcock, as there is a higher chance to get a betterdeal with less competition,
and assuming I didnt get a bigger discount in getting in at say 7-9 oclock,
you've missed out on the growth between 6-9 oclock!
I find that I never know what time on the clock it was until down the track. we don't know if prices are going to peak at 20% growth or 100% growth so difficult to pick 7 or 8 oclock.
I used this strategy 18 months ago in Gladstone and 8 o clock turned out to be 11.59 and what is now called one of the shortest booms in history.
as far as herds in SE qld, I can hear the hooves.
That seems logical, we have the classic ripple activity, nearer CBD, happening at the moment but still quieter further out. Looking increasingly likely that the smartest (luckiest?) money was buying late 2012 in Brisbane, time will tell.i have several ips in the logan area and although i think it will experience growth, a western sydney style boom is unlikely unless inner brissy suburbs go crazy first