numbercruncher
Beware of Dropbears
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look at the return, 4.5% over the past years
Awesome man returns less than interest rates for 5 years and gloating about it ?
look at the return, 4.5% over the past years
hello,
look at the return, 4.5% over the past years
yet so many are interested in property?
thankyou
robots
Awesome man returns less than interest rates for 5 years and gloating about it ?
Was a great little country until ideology and greed of a few wrecked it. Absolutely no parallel here and to try and superimpose trends on Australia based on their peculiarities ( trends in basket case countries overseas that is ) is far fetched to the extreme and totally oversimplistic. But then if you are skint and don't want to make the sacrifices the next best thing is hope it all collapses until it becomes affordable. Talk about believing in the tooth fairy!hello,
when we getting these in AussieLand:
http://www.theage.com.au/world/zimbabwe-unveils-10-billion-dollar-note-20081220-72j1.html
happened in Zimbabwee so gotta happen here, doesnt it?
thankyou
robots
Numbers "Sometimes it is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt!."
Lets say 5 yrs ago I bought a $300,000 property with 20% down and had 4.5% compounding growth.
So I put $60,000 down
$300,000 compounded 4.5% annually over 5 yrs is now $373,854.
So I have a $60,000 now worth $133,854 or a 123% increase (Less costs) on my initial $60,000.
You have a lot to learn!
Across the board sales good when looking at values. Somewhere along the line the realisation will sink in hard that rates are low and opportunity will be missed. Poor sad sacks waiting for further falls or the hope of emulating overhoused mature economies. Go Melbourne! Watch it catch on. What people forget is that with 4/5/ or even 6% out of work over 90% are still working and have not given up on life.hello,
check check, we got robots on the mic,
http://www.reiv.com.au/home/inside.asp?ID=142&pnav=141
what an awesome day brothers, 71% clearance this is going BEZERK
the sun shining strong on those doing the yards again
dont know where g man has gone, the internet is working well in St Kilda
thankyou
robots
Numbers "Sometimes it is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt!."
Lets say 5 yrs ago I bought a $300,000 property with 20% down and had 4.5% compounding growth.
So I put $60,000 down
$300,000 compounded 4.5% annually over 5 yrs is now $373,854.
So I have a $60,000 now worth $133,854 or a 123% increase (Less costs) on my initial $60,000.
You have a lot to learn!
Well put mate - not to say the opportunities the increased equity will create plus the return on your actual deposit as time goes on from a rental perspective etc.etc. Needless to say shares pale into oblivion and cash is dismal and will get worse and as inflation increases net effect on cash holdings will be negative and your debt will decrease in value as an added bonus. How little they comprehend - most of them are lost on base two!
Poor sad sacks waiting for further falls or the hope of emulating overhoused mature economies. Go Melbourne! Watch it catch on.
A property I sold four years ago has come onto the market again now.Numbers "Sometimes it is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt!."
Lets say 5 yrs ago I bought a $300,000 property with 20% down and had 4.5% compounding growth.
So I put $60,000 down
$300,000 compounded 4.5% annually over 5 yrs is now $373,854.
So I have a $60,000 now worth $133,854 or a 123% increase (Less costs) on my initial $60,000.
You have a lot to learn!
A property I sold four years ago has come onto the market again now.
Sold then at $186,000. Now asking price is $320,000. Will sell for $300,000.
Rental return is pathetic, less than 3% on the basis of the $300K.
But the capital gain sure as hell offsets that low yield.
See NC? Your comments are excluding the capital gain effect.
Hi everyone,
Seems like lots of netizens here DESIRES for the price of homes to keep going up, up , up! Hmmmm. that might happen.
But the BIG question still is:
WHAT IF...........................
What if the WORLD goes into a prolonged, protracted, deep recession?
What if Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, UK (price of units and condominiums have realistically dropped between 25% and 50%) and the big cohuna like USA AND China goes into proloooooooooooooooonged slow down?
Don't even mention the word recession
Just let's say deep slow down
The WORLD has gone beserked
MAD people like MADOFF can operate because the world runs on GREED
We desire the materiaf stuff so much, we become greedy till dollar ooozes out of our nose and mouth and ear orifice
Since we have the freedom of speech here in Australia, may I present a VERY different perspective to this forum, something which many of you would NEVER have heart of. Most of you won't have heard of it. Most of you would NOT believe it. I tried sharing it to you a chap who taught me the basics of investing in TAFE Western Australia, and he it was just too much for him.
So, the caveat is - read the following, only if you are OPEN minded.
Ready, get set? Read on:
Ok, here it is:
Because there is ONE who knows that human beings tend to operate in EXCESS and goes off either too leftist or too rightist in nature, HE has placed a very interesting principle , which seems very logical to me. (and I believe it is still in operation today).
Allow me 2 sentences to share it , and then I shall attempt to localize it to how OZ would put it.
The principle I have in place is known as the JUBILEE principle.
In the old days, there is a rest pronounced upon the LAND every 7th year.
It was not only designed to bring rest so that the land can yield bumper crops again, but it was also designed to restore ownership.(Leviticus 25:1-7 is the reference).
Obviously, in today's economy, no one would be so foolish to surrender his real estate property to another after 7 years. So, in our enlightened mind that boast in knowledge and 21st century law, we may say, "hocus pocus again". But please read on and be patient with me for 45 seconds.
But because the ONE who controls the Universe is still sovereign, HIS governance trascends the wisdom of human greed , etc.
Ever heard of the Chinese Saying - Wealth never last beyond 3 generations???
The first generation work hard and amass WEALTH$$$$
The second generation grows the WEALTH $$$ and exercise prudence
The 3rd generation, generally like the Prodigal Son, usually blows it all away. Sometimes very normally, sometimes very mysteriously. Sometimes beyond the human understanding.
That's where I would like to interject and says that I believe that the 7 years jubilee principle is still @ work, no matter how corrupted and greedy human has become.
No matter how many ENRON, and MADOFF we breed in society
No many how many years of BOOOOOOOOOOOM we have
There will ALWAYS be [[COLOR="Red"]B]years of FAT & GROWTH [/B[/COLOR]]And there will be years of LEAN and TRIMRegardless whether we believe it or not - there is a somehow JUBILEE principle at work, in our health, in our economy, in our global affairs (who may or may not recognize that ONE Sovereign Being).
I didn't intend that you believe my words.
But principles, like gravity, stands the test of time!
To those of you who are waiting for an opportune time to buy a home,
perhaps it's been a long wait
Brick layers, tradies, and other OZ mates, we've been waiting for a long time, mate!
Perhaps your Jubilee......and MY jubilee has come
Only time will tell. There is ONE who knows you and I have been waiting and like the Olden times, JUBILEE will come and allow others to catch up!
Beyond theories, ideas, opinions, and man's pride - let's see how things work out as times and seasons unfolds!
And man will live FOREVER more (either here or elsewhere) , because of ONE Man!...............Blessed Xmas.........agathos. 2008.
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