oh VYBerlina don't be like that!!!
just buy in Frankston North and subdivide......nothing can go wrong
Sigh...Just bought in a bad area
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oh VYBerlina don't be like that!!!
just buy in Frankston North and subdivide......nothing can go wrong
in Australia busy period is from about mid-October till mid-April and winter is almost dead
overseas - the opposite
Sounds like you might be storming in a teacup Strannik
me?
you mean the OP, right?
me?
I did too sorry Strannik
I'm usually reading a few different pages at once back n forth to SS/on the phone/working/talking to people/playing playstation with my feet and get mixed up occasionally
I've got a real nice house for sale, anyone wanna buy it? Willing to let it go for a killer price.
Older real estate agents keep telling us our street is the worst in town with the cheapest houses in town and noone would want to live there.
I finally found out why - there used to be a sawmill at the end of the street and the trucks went down our street to get there, all day. That was a loooong time ago though, the sawmill long since moved to the edge of town and now there's a vacant lot where the council keeps a few skips for recycling paper.
Trying to tell any of the older locals that we actually live on one of the quietest streets in town ... well, that falls flat.
I finally found out why - there used to be a sawmill at the end of the street and the trucks went down our street to get there, all day. That was a loooong time ago though, the sawmill long since moved to the edge of town and now there's a vacant lot where the council keeps a few skips for recycling paper.
Trying to tell any of the older locals that we actually live on one of the quietest streets in town ... well, that falls flat.
I know the street you are talking about. Did you buy in that street, or in the suburb. There is a good and bad side to the suburb. You could look up the crime statistics on the suburb. i have heard the troublesome families were removed for there own safety. Also heard there is sometimes still some tension, but not as bad as the incident you mentioned.
Hydrogen Hydroxide is pretty good stuff, too.
Just did a bit of quick googling, and it looks like Dihydrogen Monoxide is also very effective in pools. But dangerous in large quantities...
sounds like this one? .. i thought they'd been sorted out so wonder how it could still have an impact on the street.
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/police-swoop-on-home-in-wild-west-20100701-zqlk.html
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/gun-emptied-in-shooting-by-rival-20110330-1cghf.html
My SIL bought in a really bad area called "The Pines" in Franganistan back in 03. Annie Lumen will know it.
She paid $92k, and is now selling the backyard for about $100k profit, and will keep the original house.
Yeah; real bad.
I just noticed you wrote in the same street. Does the street start with "G"? If it is the same place I'm thinking of Your Investment Property magazine recommended it as an undervalued suburb to invest in. There's a lot of good people in the suburb, as well as some rough ones. I wouldn't worry too much. Make sure you have good Landlord insurance and a good PM.
