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Offline dodger

  • Tommy Gunna

  • Joined: Dec 2009

  • Location: Melbourne
Interest rates won't go up till 18 or 19.
The biggest risk for most borrowers so leveraged is loss of employment or reduced income.

2018 isn't far away.



Offline looney


  • Joined: Mar 2007

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Interest rates won't go up till 18 or 19.
The biggest risk for most borrowers so leveraged is loss of employment or reduced income.

just in time for my interest rates that i fixed in just before the rates went to record lows to come back to variable rates :(



Offline carl888

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  • Get her groggy, do her doggy

  • Joined: Feb 2008

  • Drives: OHOS
  • Location: Melbourne
  • Name: Carl Jones
As a vendor, in inner Melbourne at least, the EOI is the best way to screw over the purchaser and maximise your gain.  A cash incentive to the agent plus an aggressive commission structure that's stratified (i.e. increases as the price goes higher) does the trick, mostly.  The reason is that the buyer has no idea where they stand, they could be the only party showing interest, but they'd never know.  For inner city property here there's a chronic short supply, it's a sellers market.

An Auction puts all the cards on the table and save for a few isolated ones I've seen recently where there were dummy bids, it's the fairest way to buy.  Of course you can get into a swinging dick scenario where two or more usually ego driven desperados get carried away but mainly an Auction will tell you exactly what it's worth.



Offline TomE


  • Joined: Aug 2010

  • Location: ADL
Most of the auctions I've been to in Adelaide in the last couple months have gone cold  at $800k -$900k. Then a few weeks latter they sell for $1.1 to $1.2 m via private negotiation. Its almost as if the auctions just the start of the selling process.



Offline carl888

  • Soap Dropper
  • Get her groggy, do her doggy

  • Joined: Feb 2008

  • Drives: OHOS
  • Location: Melbourne
  • Name: Carl Jones



Offline TomE


  • Joined: Aug 2010

  • Location: ADL
Darwin Apartment -254m2, 3 bed, 2 Bath, 2 cars spots, 17 floor with views $788k. (Price dropped $211k)

http://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-nt-darwin+city-125337958

Looks like Adelaide apartment market has overtaken Darwin which used to be compared to Sydney.




Offline Fil-Ski


  • Joined: Feb 2009

  • Name: Scuderia
Staying at Palm Cove at the moment.
Apparently this originally sold for $2.2m 10 years ago. That's a huge haircut at current prices.
https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-qld-palm+cove-117004203



Offline E7ITE


  • Joined: Jun 2008

  • Location: Perth, WA



Offline JanG

  • Will eat your baby
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  • Location: Perth
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Staying at Palm Cove at the moment.
Apparently this originally sold for $2.2m 10 years ago. That's a huge haircut at current prices.
https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-qld-palm+cove-117004203

I was in Palm Cove last week, nice place!



Offline JanG

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