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Not half built. You plan a 2x1 which can be extended into an 4x2 without much hassle when the subdivision occurs.

Thanks INVSTOR. If possible, a 4x2 can be designed and only a 2x1 70sqm part of that can be built. Later after the rezoning, can be extended. Well if the rezoning is really going to happen, this could be a costly option. But if rezoning is quite far away or not too sure, could work...

Interested to build a granny flat, but didn't get any quote. Once one of the granny flat builders mentioned $140,000 for a 70sqm GF inclusive of approvals etc, but that is not even brick. Interested to know more about the quote you got.

You mean anodised aluminium? If so yes.

Well, as Sanj pointed out, NG is one of the factors pushing the price up. And my post was anti-NG as well because I did not mention some other numbers. ;) I mentioned a $400k property in Huntindale and how it is hard for someone working in Canningvale or Maddington industrial areas to buy...

BayView, I wasn't arguing anything. I just gave some numbers which I know. I have no problems with NG. It is legal. Cigarettes and alcohol are legal too. Millions and millions are spent for television advertising against cigarettes. Thousands die each year because of smoking. But cigarette...

Yes! And as per poll, 40% of investors pay more than the asking price. It simply means that the investors are pushing the prices up more and more. In WA, in certain areas the price growth has stopped. Seems the investors are getting more worried about the future of mining and are buying...

The wages in this country is too much, so people who are willing to get paid less gets the job. That way the business is profitable. A friend of mine replaced a leaking tap. Called a local plumber (An Aussie Aussie - you all know what I mean) and was charged $480. For a $70 tap from Bunnings. A...

I really shouldn't get into this as there is no point arguing with people who have made up their minds. Anyway... In another thread, an IP was mentioned in Huntingdale (WA) at $ 375/w. One such property can be bought for 400k. Let's assume both a FHB and an investor will be getting the...

30k should not be spent in Thornlie huntingdale area unless you are planning to sell. For a $375/w house, I wouldn't spend more than 15k.

Langford have changed and I reckon it will do well capital growth wise as well as it is still cheaper compared to all suburbs around it (cannington, thornlie and Lynwood)

Well, Australia was given a message on the Anzac Centenary day. It was a really really well selected day for a very specific message. :(

Yep, the charts are for experts and experts can interpret as they wish. As per the above chart, Sydney is going to crash. Nope, all other states gonna boom :cool:

I don't have a copy, so I don't exactly remember. But I reckon it is not exactly about Reno, but a good read though.

Are you that boy or his dad? ;)

Sorry kathryn, it doesn't work that way in Indonesia. Capital punishment is unacceptable. That is what Australia thought some 50 years ago.

Clemancy here is whether to shoot them or not. ie whether they are given capital punishment or not. Of course it doesn't matter what anyone here thinks. That is how the ISIS feels as well. Well, that is what I am pointing out. Jihadists are killing the non-believers "as a lesson for others"...

Probably. Capital punishment is abolished here in Australia some 50 years ago. But the Aussies here are supporting capital punishment with firing squad. ISIS executions are still practiced in those regions. If Aussies can support capital punishment, what is barbaric in their executions?

So more than 50% accept capital punishment? Unbelievable. Throat slashing brings faster deaths, but there are long threads claiming it as barbaric. But firing squad seems fine to you all. Capital punishment itself is barbaric. Supporting firing squad is supporting ISIS style executions as...

Of course, RDPD was a fiction too. There were no such rich dad. I reckon Robert made lots of money by selling that story. His story contains basic financial education and mindset stuff. One can see the pattern here as well.