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CPI is back at 4.0% in May. It was 3.4% in Dec and Jan but has rebounded since March. The cry wolf of a rate increase is coming into reality.

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When you say sell for a profit is mortgage cost factored in? Or is it purely price sold was higher than price bought?

Can you find me the law , what page of what book , that says you need to pay tax in the first place ?

I'm hoping there will be a housing crisis so I can buy cheaply when I sell a few houses in 2025. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What advice do you have for choosing the best buying time? On the one hand, I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?

Settlement on a unit in Darwin tomorrow. Sellers are locking in a $110,000 loss, we’ve getting 7% return on a two bedroom, two bath, and two car unit in a modern complex. Reasonable body corporate. Good times. Strong cash flow, while the Brisbane properties grow in equity and allow us to purchase the next properties.

yea investors pushing up the price to the roof and now want home buyers to hold the hot potato.. nah i rather live somewhere else with better value.

I thought this video was good until you started suggesting 220k for a Russell island property was good. It is in no way an indication of Brisbane region prices as it’s so inconveniently situated, a better example would be recent sales in Redbank Plains or Moray field maybe even Deagon

And in some countries have to hold property for 10 years before selling or pay additional tax.

I started investing In property back in 2011 when you could buy a 700sqm corner Block in Adelaide for low 200k. Back then, they were saying the same thing “the housing bubble will pop. Don’t buy”

Just buy a house/unit/townhouse, rent it out for cash and move into mums

Hi Australia !!! just look what is going on in New Zealand I'm investor in property in NZ and here prices are down significant all over NZ and it doesn't look bright in the next 6 to 12 months what I'm saying is don't get trapped like many here and sale at loos .This is absolute bubble and prices all over Australia and prices will go down at one point be carefully .This will last until Labor Party is on power and things will look good at the property market due to their money throwing around left and right politics once the political changes will arrive then property will just go down .

Great video as always, thanks 👍🏻

Turn off the immigration tap and things might change, but it will take a long time as still lots of people looking for housing.

Aah there's a video ..let's watch ..😊

lesssgo perth will keep rising

it hasn't poped in last 3 years when it was anticipated the most

What if the settlement delayed because of the land subdivided is not yet registered.

Can they have a co-signer to assume the rest of the loan. Like another family member to assume the buying out person

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the bubble will burst and it's going to push us all into a hole where we are not going to get out of for 6 yrs. many people will leave Australia

6:20 amazing point! How many Aussies find it easier to spend their deposit on travelling overseas. It’s already hard to save with the myriad of cost of living but it’s postponing security in shelter. The priority is to secure a property with a deposit. House and land is the best option for first home buyers.

8 months in and I’ve already got $100,000 tucked away, no shot I’m mortgaging anything with this interest rate, I would rather keep saving and eventually buy something outright than give these Jews a slice of my hard earned

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I made 5 hard enquiries credit cards , now im on 600 700 on my report .

Have lived in Chermside 24 years and love it. It is a very safe suburb. Even safer thans most others given the high density apartments meaning there are more people on the streets. The reason the crime stats are high is because it counts all the petty shoplifting that occurs in Westfield Chermside, one of the top 5 busiest shopping centres in Australia. Take out those crime stats and Chermside wouldn't even make the list. The fact Inala is in the top 5 without a major shopping precinct is evident how unsafe the area is.

Prior to settlement of newly built apartments, do property developers notify banks to undertake valuations ? Also, if the bank values the apartment $20k less than the sale price, does that mean the bank will simply loan you $20k less for what you're asking for ?

It is literally criminal what the politicians have created in our property market.

Just incase others are used to counting their wage as before tax, that’s more like $92k if you are taking home 5833 a month. Otherwise, good info about some of the additional costs.

Brisbane will normalise and Melbourne will bounce back with avangeance

it's mind blowing how many cashed up people are in our market . If you look at my previous comments, you will see that almost 1 in 3 don't have to worry about the cash rate.

When we consider cash sales vs mortgage based sales we are also working in differing quartiles. Here is an estimate : Cash sales: approximately $123.84 billion per year vs Mortgage-based sales: approximately $220.16 billion per year So, mortgage-based sales account for about $96.32 billion more than cash sales each year ($220.16 billion - $123.84 billion). Keep in mind that these figures are estimates based on 2020 data and may have changed since then. You are competing with people that don't have to worry at all about the cash rate.

After conducting a thorough search, I found a report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) that provides insight into the proportion of cash buyers in the Australian real estate market. According to the ABS's "Residential Property Price Indexes: Eight Capital Cities" report (September 2020), around 36% of residential property transfers in Australia were cash sales. Please note that this figure may have changed since the report's. This severely dilutes the effects of changes in the cash rate on property values. This is one part of the reason that the higher cash rate did not dampen the market demand too much.

What percentage of home owners actually have a mortgage ? What percentage of home buyers actually require finance? These figures reflect a lot on the effect of a changing cash rate on house prices.

Hi! don't forget that going through a broker will add a couple days on how long it takes to get approval. This is the same with applying for many of these first home buyer assistance programs. So don't count on making those extremely short finance windows. I've seen some crazy sellers who are asking 10 or 15 days to get finance approval. need a bit longer than that unless your a retail client with simple PAYG income with little or easily verifiable debt.

Greed has taken over Australia young people will stop having kids population will drop can’t afford housing

Hi I bought a house worth 700k in qld 9 months ago. Any chance they will backdate the stamp duty exemption? 😭😂

Back in the day, when I purchased my first home to live-in; that was Sydney in the early 1990s, first mortgages with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10% were typical. People will have to accept the possibility that we won't ever return to 3%. If sellers must sell, home prices will have to decline, and lower evaluations will follow. Pretty sure I'm not alone in my chain of thoughts.

the rate cuts and electricity rebate is a joke, we received an increase in electricity rates notice from our power provider as soon as the govt announced the power rebate.

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Be interested on your take of the vic govt pushing landlords to pay more ie land tax and proposed energy efficiency law, and Moreland council wanting to charge investment properties more rates to make landlords sell, I think many properties will go for sale this pushing up rents with less stock or charges being passed onto renters.

Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this very informative content cheers Frank 😊

whatever govt does, it only inflates the prices. formula is simple incentives + money printing + immigration = more home loans + increase in home prices = easy income to govt = young people are f**ked

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People have been saying this since Steve keen. Still hasn't happened

Good video 👍🏻 may I have your thoughts on title insurance?

Too many of those fake listings. I usually use google maps (street view) which shows the real picture of the house. Some houses don’t even exist 😂😂. Thanks for the great video.

We were hoping you were going to talk about affordable suburbs

That was a very helpful video 😊 thanks for the content