Dalkeith?
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Yes, I live in the Perth area. I'm about 40 minutes by train from the city, where I work. We could live closer and pay $300/wk more in rent, but I kind of like saving that money. I use the time on the train to read or sometimes sleep (I live about 5 minutes past the last station, so don't worry about missing my stop)
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Hi very stormy, yes that's what we will be doing. Then, if we're happy and daughter is then we will sell our UK home and put our money towards buying a property there. Apparently the guy he will be working for said it's $1 per brick and he currently lays between 600-700 a day here so we shouldn't be too bad. Correct me if I'm wrong
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Yes, I live in the Perth area. I'm about 40 minutes by train from the city, where I work. We could live closer and pay $300/wk more in rent, but I kind of like saving that money. I use the time on the train to read or sometimes sleep (I live about 5 minutes past the last station, so don't worry about missing my stop)
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Dalkieth is one of the most expensive suburbs in the Southern Hemisphere, realistically to have a nice home there you need between 3-4 Million dollars, or 1 million pounds at least?
A bricklayer in Australia won't make much. even with your deposit, with 1 working member in the family you should try suburbs like Butler, Clarkson, Joondalup etc. They are probably more in your price range.
A bricklayer in Australia won't make much. even with your deposit, with 1 working member in the family you should try suburbs like Butler, Clarkson, Joondalup etc. They are probably more in your price range.
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Dalkieth is one of the most expensive suburbs in the Southern Hemisphere, realistically to have a nice home there you need between 3-4 Million dollars, or 1 million pounds at least?
A bricklayer in Australia won't make much. even with your deposit, with 1 working member in the family you should try suburbs like Butler, Clarkson, Joondalup etc. They are probably more in your price range.
A bricklayer in Australia won't make much. even with your deposit, with 1 working member in the family you should try suburbs like Butler, Clarkson, Joondalup etc. They are probably more in your price range.
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Thank you amazulu!
Also, can I point out again yet whilst we only have his job to come over to, I will be looking for work once we arrive and im a qualified accountant so hopefully work shouldn't be too hard to come by?! I know a couple of friends that came over with £1000 and seem to be doing fine out every weekend partying definitely aren't living in poverty and he is the only one working.
Also, can I point out again yet whilst we only have his job to come over to, I will be looking for work once we arrive and im a qualified accountant so hopefully work shouldn't be too hard to come by?! I know a couple of friends that came over with £1000 and seem to be doing fine out every weekend partying definitely aren't living in poverty and he is the only one working.
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lol Bricklaying and Dalkeith. I'm sorry but this thread is nuts.
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I did come on looking for advice- it would be more helpful to simply say- sorry amy you wouldn't be able to afford to live here(which i did ask people to tell me if this was the case) instead of saying we will be living in poverty all over AuStralia if I don't work which, frankly, is laughable. If needs be we will sell our rental properties here also, I highly doubt every single migrant from the UK brings £500,000 and "lives in poverty"
Thank you for taking time to comment but if you don't want to be helpful I won't waste your time further, I simply want advice but I'll ask the people I know who have moved there instead. Thank you
Thank you for taking time to comment but if you don't want to be helpful I won't waste your time further, I simply want advice but I'll ask the people I know who have moved there instead. Thank you
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I did come on looking for advice- it would be more helpful to simply say- sorry amy you wouldn't be able to afford to live here(which i did ask people to tell me if this was the case) instead of saying we will be living in poverty all over AuStralia if I don't work which, frankly, is laughable. If needs be we will sell our rental properties here also, I highly doubt every single migrant from the UK brings £500,000 and "lives in poverty"
Thank you for taking time to comment but if you don't want to be helpful I won't waste your time further, I simply want advice but I'll ask the people I know who have moved there instead. Thank you
Thank you for taking time to comment but if you don't want to be helpful I won't waste your time further, I simply want advice but I'll ask the people I know who have moved there instead. Thank you
Not every migrant brings in 500k sterling, but 500k sterling isn't a lot of money in Perth, in the overall scheme
You're an accountant, I hope you have a degree, and a CPA/CA style qualification along with that degree, to get work here, If you don't have these qualfs, don't hold your breath in getting a job.
500k couldn't even buy you a letterbox in Dalkeith.
I live in the US, but grew up in Scarborough. I can't think of any specific bricklaying place there???
I live in the most expensive town in the United States, and even I couldn't even afford Dalkeith.
But it's ok bricklayers and people who think they are accountants move into Dalkeith all the time lol
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You're bringing 200k equity into Australia, not 500.
Not every migrant brings in 500k sterling, but 500k sterling isn't a lot of money in Perth, in the overall scheme
You're an accountant, I hope you have a degree, and a CPA/CA style qualification along with that degree, to get work here, If you don't have these qualfs, don't hold your breath in getting a job.
500k couldn't even buy you a letterbox in Dalkeith.
I live in the US, but grew up in Scarborough. I can't think of any specific bricklaying place there???
I live in the most expensive town in the United States, and even I couldn't even afford Dalkeith.
Your posts are very confusing.
Not every migrant brings in 500k sterling, but 500k sterling isn't a lot of money in Perth, in the overall scheme
You're an accountant, I hope you have a degree, and a CPA/CA style qualification along with that degree, to get work here, If you don't have these qualfs, don't hold your breath in getting a job.
500k couldn't even buy you a letterbox in Dalkeith.
I live in the US, but grew up in Scarborough. I can't think of any specific bricklaying place there???
I live in the most expensive town in the United States, and even I couldn't even afford Dalkeith.
Your posts are very confusing.
Yes, I am fully qualified, or I wouldn't be able to work in my field.
Thanks again
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You're bringing 200k equity into Australia, not 500.
Not every migrant brings in 500k sterling, but 500k sterling isn't a lot of money in Perth, in the overall scheme
You're an accountant, I hope you have a degree, and a CPA/CA style qualification along with that degree, to get work here, If you don't have these qualfs, don't hold your breath in getting a job.
500k couldn't even buy you a letterbox in Dalkeith.
I live in the US, but grew up in Scarborough. I can't think of any specific bricklaying place there???
I live in the most expensive town in the United States, and even I couldn't even afford Dalkeith.
But it's ok bricklayers and people who think they are accountants move into Dalkeith all the time lol
Not every migrant brings in 500k sterling, but 500k sterling isn't a lot of money in Perth, in the overall scheme
You're an accountant, I hope you have a degree, and a CPA/CA style qualification along with that degree, to get work here, If you don't have these qualfs, don't hold your breath in getting a job.
500k couldn't even buy you a letterbox in Dalkeith.
I live in the US, but grew up in Scarborough. I can't think of any specific bricklaying place there???
I live in the most expensive town in the United States, and even I couldn't even afford Dalkeith.
But it's ok bricklayers and people who think they are accountants move into Dalkeith all the time lol
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You are going to be looking at $2 million minimum to buy a house in Dalkeith if you do like living in the area. Even with your £500,000 deposit, you are still going to have a huge mortgage to actually live there? What other areas are of interest to you? What other schools factor highly on your search?
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By qualified do you have some sort of accounting post graduate qualification? in this country your not an accountant. check out seek.com.au for requirements. Like the US, Education trumps experience in Australia.
Theres no room in Scarborough for any sort of industrial activity, I can promise you that.
500k sterling is good, not great though, nothing to shout about.
Theres no room in Scarborough for any sort of industrial activity, I can promise you that.
500k sterling is good, not great though, nothing to shout about.