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Originally posted by chippy So the rent is paid to local government, not to private landlords? :D :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by DianeOZ Looks like we've opened a new can of worms here. But another little question - I understoond that the 1 in 12 homes allocation to Homeswest was in every suburb. Am I talking out of my bottom? Diane:rolleyes: |
Originally posted by pommie bastard The lowest end up in the hands of these departments , same as council but have worse tenants. :D :cool: :beer: (does that make any sense! - ) UM |
Originally posted by pommie bastard Rent these good people would not understand that word , in many cases its like the social back in the UK they get the rent paid by the state to Homeswest which is state run. :D :cool: :beer: |
oops, my mate has just moved into Butler!
Not sure if he is aware of all this...... |
Originally posted by chippy What is this 1 in 12 business. Are you saying that the hoi-polloi are dispersed amongst the nice well behaved good citizens. This mix will affect suburb prices and god help you if buy next to one. :D :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by pommie bastard We got told 1 in 7 in Brighton but some have a bigger percentage some suburbs have none. This mix will affect suburb prices and god help you if buy next to one. :D :cool: :beer: This is shocking PB, is it really luck of the draw? UM |
Originally posted by unrefined_mind oops, my mate has just moved into Butler! Not sure if he is aware of all this...... The blocks are cheap for this reason , go over the road and look at Norfolk Estate in Quinns same thing it now looks crap and has low home prices because of Homeswest houses. :D :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by pommie bastard The developers have done a great job with Bulter but its always going to have the problem of Homeswest hanging over it. :D :cool: :beer: Brand spanking (huge) playgrounds for the kids, nicely developed parks, lakes and fountains, roads laid out well too, but gonna have to keep an close eye on these hidden factors you have brought up.... UM |
Originally posted by unrefined_mind Fell in love with brighton estate when I first saw it, fair way from city but I guess about half an hour or so's drive. (Please advise) Brand spanking (huge) playgrounds for the kids, nicely developed parks, lakes and fountains, roads laid out well too, but gonna have to keep an close eye on these hidden factors you have brought up.... UM This side is free from the rabble its more pricy but you will reap the rewards. Brighton has the rights to build the road through Jinadlee so there are blocks along all the way down to the beach either side for sale , buy now! :D :cool: :beer: |
Is the Jindalee side the top bit near the end of Marmion? I hear there are big plans for Jindalee.
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Originally posted by DianeOZ Is the Jindalee side the top bit near the end of Marmion? I hear there are big plans for Jindalee. Diane:rolleyes: :D :cool: :beer: |
As much as I agree about most homeswest houses, they are not all like that. As much as I do not like my S-I-L, she had a homeswest house (with her Aboriginal boyfriend and 3 kids) and she kept it immaculate. It was situated in Forrestfield with regular homes and it looked as good as any other house in the street, if not better. I also know of a few other people that are Homeswesters and their houses are kept in pretty good nick too. Unfortunatley there are a lot of disrespecful people that just trash their houses as they just don't care - and this is the majority. It has gotten better over the years, but there is still a long way to go.
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Originally posted by suebo As much as I agree about most homeswest houses, they are not all like that. As much as I do not like my S-I-L, she had a homeswest house (with her Aboriginal boyfriend and 3 kids) and she kept it immaculate. It was situated in Forrestfield with regular homes and it looked as good as any other house in the street, if not better. I also know of a few other people that are Homeswesters and their houses are kept in pretty good nick too. Unfortunatley there are a lot of disrespecful people that just trash their houses as they just don't care - and this is the majority. It has gotten better over the years, but there is still a long way to go. All people cannot be classed the same but in most cases Homeswest is the last place of call for a band of renters who would not get a private rental. Having seen the type of average tenant that Homeswest gets its not a good investment to buy a home anywhere near them. The best Estate Agent in Perth would have their work cut out moving a fine home next a V8 scrapyard with the Adams family having a social in the front yard . :D :cool: :beer: :cool: :beer: |
Originally posted by pommie bastard All people cannot be classed the same but in most cases Homeswest is the last place of call for a band of renters who would not get a private rental. Having seen the type of average tenant that Homeswest gets its not a good investment to buy a home anywhere near them. The best Estate Agent in Perth would have their work cut out moving a fine home next a V8 scrapyard with the Adams family having a social in the front yard . :D :cool: :beer: :cool: :beer: It's not something unique to Perth. I expect they are an improvement on the slums you are planning to buy and fob off to the DSS as rental accomadation. And they won't even call your slums council houses which would be an insult to true council houses. |
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