If you wanted another reason with a view to buy and hold...look at the map in the advertisement and 150 metres left/West, across the road in Seaford 3198 which has a $412K median...versus Frankston North $257K.
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If you wanted another reason with a view to buy and hold...look at the map in the advertisement and 150 metres left/West, across the road in Seaford 3198 which has a $412K median...versus Frankston North $257K.
Neeko your not selling that are u?? Ur doing a good job
Thanks AMi I'm not a real estate agent I'm trying to become an electrician actually, but I'm currently a brickie.
Not a problem. Always happy to help
There are a lot of fibros in f/nth and renovating them can be a real pain and a costly one too. If you plan to renovate one, make sure it's not structural just cosmetic. Bricks are always the go in my eyes. Not being biased here but every house I've owned has been brick. Last so much longer and less maintenance too.
There are a lot of fibros in f/nth and renovating them can be a real pain and a costly one too. If you plan to renovate one, make sure it's not structural just cosmetic. Bricks are always the go in my eyes. Not being biased here but every house I've owned has been brick. Last so much longer and less maintenance too.
The house in Corsican is lovely home. We looked through it a few weeks ago. The laundry is separate (but still under same roofline) and needs doing. But other than that, the rest of the house was well done.
This house was on our radar and if the offer we placed on another property was declined this was one of the other 2 properties we were considering.
The house is situated at the front and to the left of the block with plenty of room down the side and the block is flat.
Will be interesting to see what it sells for.
This house was on our radar and if the offer we placed on another property was declined this was one of the other 2 properties we were considering.
The house is situated at the front and to the left of the block with plenty of room down the side and the block is flat.
Will be interesting to see what it sells for.
The asking price was the main reason this property wasn't first on our radar.
We settle next month on our first IP ($252k)
Hi Neeko, by GF, do you mean an illegal one or is there now legislation in place now for GF's in Melbourne/Victoria?
The last time I researched, there was no legislation but that was some time ago.
Yeah fuk that no way I'd rather buy in karingal...who's going to pay that! #tellhimhisdreamin
Give them one time offer 285 take it or leave it cause he won't be getting 310-340
Yeah fuk that no way I'd rather buy in karingal...who's going to pay that! #tellhimhisdreamin
Give them one time offer 285 take it or leave it cause he won't be getting 310-340
Agree, they're dreaming if they want $310-> $340k! I actually drove past this house today as I was in the area for other business, and it does look nice and neat. A nice rendering and landscaping would give it a great face lift.
My only concern was the other neighbouring houses. Doesn't look like an attractive neighbourhood... lots of dodgy run down properties.
If a developer were to buy this property and build a nice new Unit/Townhouse at the rear, it'd be like a diamond in the rough. Would probably devalue the brand new property, and the quality of tenants would be questionable.
Having said that, it'd probably only cost around $150k - $200k to build a nice property at the rear with medium quality fittings, and ample yard space too.
People would have said the same of St Kilda in the 80s or Richmond in the 90s.
Personally, I'm into buying cheap stuff. Why? My feeling is that high-status stuff is often overpriced and has limited capital gain potential.
