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Posted by
mac
promoted 1 year 2 weeks ago, posted 1 year 1 month ago
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Beez, and Synth, your insight would be appreciated..
housing
market
australia
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yes
18.18% (2)
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no
18.18% (2)
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scumbag is secretly gay for wollfe
27.27% (3)
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i like bacon
36.36% (4)
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my girl lost her job over 3 years ago,,and cant find anything
not even flipping burgers, cause she has too much eperience. (as in she will leave as soon as a better job comes along)
unemployment ran out. we ran out of money. she had a nervous breakdown.
we have had it pretty rough here cause of the crash.
my girl lost her job over 3 years ago,,and cant find anything
not even flipping burgers, cause she has too much eperience. (as in she will leave as soon as a better job comes along)
unemployment ran out. we ran out of money. she had a nervous breakdown.
we have had it pretty rough here cause of the crash.
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Dent has been predicting a crash every couple of months since 2008/9.. "oh, in a few months the market will crash". So far he has been wrong. Maybe it will crash, maybe it won't. Bubbles tend to burst. If it does no doubt he'll act like a smug prick and people such as you will herald him as some kind of genius seer.
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
Dent has been predicting a crash every couple of months since 2008/9.. "oh, in a few months the market will crash". So far he has been wrong. Maybe it will crash, maybe it won't. Bubbles tend to burst. If it does no doubt he'll act like a smug prick and people such as you will herald him as some kind of genius seer.
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
Dent has been predicting a crash every couple of months since 2008/9.. "oh, in a few months the market will crash". So far he has been wrong. Maybe it will crash, maybe it won't. Bubbles tend to burst. If it does no doubt he'll act like a smug prick and people such as you will herald him as some kind of genius seer.
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
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Hey I just Google-ed "australia housing market crash", but Australia isn't the only one, China is on the way to as well.
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The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
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Dent has been predicting a crash every couple of months since 2008/9.. "oh, in a few months the market will crash". So far he has been wrong. Maybe it will crash, maybe it won't. Bubbles tend to burst. If it does no doubt he'll act like a smug prick and people such as you will herald him as some kind of genius seer.
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
Hey I just Google-ed "australia housing market crash", but Australia isn't the only one, China is on the way to as well.
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
Hey I just Google-ed "australia housing market crash", but Australia isn't the only one, China is on the way to as well.
[quote user=DigitalAntichrist]The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No". [/quote]
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lol. sorry for being snarky... time of the month and all that ;)
Hey I just Google-ed "australia housing market crash", but Australia isn't the only one, China is on the way to as well.
lol. sorry for being snarky... time of the month and all that
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
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lol
The real question is "Do I give a fuck". The answer with regard to Australia is invariable "No".
lol
lol. sorry for being snarky... time of the month and all that ;)
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are you gais gonna cross small swords?
lol. sorry for being snarky... time of the month and all that
are you gais gonna cross small swords?
Boomers selling / downsizing / capitalizing on profits coupled with weak demand from X'ers and Y'ers, high interest rates, low capital gains will mean a continued soft market.
One article in the financial review suggested a return to pre war metrics (ie high rental returns and low growth). As far as investment goes - invest in rental returns cause capital returns will be fucked. If buy for own use - dont include capital gains in the next 10 years in your decision calculation.
Boomers selling / downsizing / capitalizing on profits coupled with weak demand from X'ers and Y'ers, high interest rates, low capital gains will mean a continued soft market.
One article in the financial review suggested a return to pre war metrics (ie high rental returns and low growth). As far as investment goes - invest in rental returns cause capital returns will be fucked. If buy for own use - dont include capital gains in the next 10 years in your decision calculation.
If you've got extra cash, and want to put it into property... wait. Get your money that would go towards a mortgage, syphon it out into a managed account, and when the signs look better... then pounce with a bit more swing. As it stands now, property isn't the best place to put money.
If you've got extra cash, and want to put it into property... wait. Get your money that would go towards a mortgage, syphon it out into a managed account, and when the signs look better... then pounce with a bit more swing. As it stands now, property isn't the best place to put money.
Boomers selling / downsizing / capitalizing on profits coupled with weak demand from X'ers and Y'ers, high interest rates, low capital gains will mean a continued soft market.
One article in the financial review suggested a return to pre war metrics (ie high rental returns and low growth). As far as investment goes - invest in rental returns cause capital returns will be fucked. If buy for own use - dont include capital gains in the next 10 years in your decision calculation.
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this is solid advice
Boomers selling / downsizing / capitalizing on profits coupled with weak demand from X'ers and Y'ers, high interest rates, low capital gains will mean a continued soft market.
One article in the financial review suggested a return to pre war metrics (ie high rental returns and low growth). As far as investment goes - invest in rental returns cause capital returns will be fucked. If buy for own use - dont include capital gains in the next 10 years in your decision calculation.
this is solid advice
thanks again, TAN brains trust.
thanks again, TAN brains trust.
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mate why would you say such a thing? that's just mean
mate why would you say such a thing? that's just mean
Karratha is an expensive dump
Karratha is an expensive dump