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I take it you're younger, tech. We started in our mid 20s, young and green but with plenty of energy and enthusiasm....for my part, never thought the sky would fall down, and luckily, it didn't.

Well if your 80 then yes Im younger. (69).

In 1995 it was a no brainer. I used the equity in my then Girlfriend home to buy First IP. 4 Bed $90K the rent return covered the Interest.
In 2 years the increased equity in Both meant we could buy 2 more again Rent covered Mortgage and so that went on until we had 10.
We did get married and still are we make a formidable team.

Started selling in 2008 (Sold and bought) Now have 4 Fair sized and best properties Freehold with a rent roll of 6 figures a year.
So you can see the liquidated value would be/is substantial.
Still working as I love the opportunities in my field (Civil Construction) plus I get bored easily but can get away pretty when I want-- . My Company serves me well (rwi.com.au if you are remotely interested in our specialty).
 
I'm not 80 yet, haha.

You''ve done very well, tech, congratulations.

I like the blue chip tenants, but properties in that space is now very expensive. Best to buy when rates are high, returns are better, and when others worry about rising rates or those over committed and unable to service their loans. (properties are still very expensive at the moment, talk of the bubble, but I am not seeing any bubble. Went to 2 auctions one weekend, both went sky high (residential)

Thanks for the link, will have a look at it...may come in useful one day, and I'll say, looking forward to a happy association if that comes to fruition. Good luck with the market.
 
it's the reverse , everytime the insurer tries to repair stuff , the costs blow out ( including paying for a 3 year stint in a hotel ( for the previous repairs , caused by an earlier repairs)

went on so long the hotel staff thought we had bought the rooms
 
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