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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Nice to see that you kick out the snob bollocks going here in a most amusing way , good one.

:D :cool: :beer:

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Originally posted by madmancunian
What's this - you stay in the on of left and Meg stays in the one the right. That way you can meet outside - laugh heartily and roll about in the snow, slapping each on the back over each other's antics?

MM.

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Originally posted by jayr
And here's mine, still got change out of 80,000k GBP...

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Originally posted by madmancunian
What's this - you stay in the on of left and Meg stays in the one the right. That way you can meet outside - laugh heartily and roll about in the snow, slapping each on the back over each other's antics?

MM.

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Originally posted by dotty
Size matters, but its a bit old fashioned itn't it?

Are houses in Perth pretty old fashioned or did you buy it to renovate?

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Originally posted by dotty
Has it gone up since you bought it? All of our houses have doubled or more in the last 18 months, thought it was similar in Bris?

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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Looking at it she still had jet lag , I have seen many mansions like this in Padbury they were built to a price and looking it rather her than me.
Some advice for the dreamers these second rate double storie homes are not easy to sell and not a good investment, if your budgets not that great go for a good quality single storie instead in a better area.


:D :cool: :beer:

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Originally posted by jayr
And here's mine, still got change out of 80,000k GBP...

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Originally posted by dotty
That is true. Two story homes are not so popular here, unless they are "architectural" type homes to captrue views etc. Reason, Aussies have been brought up with single story homes. Older people dont want stairs, this comment starts at 40 ish here, and youngs with kids want single story as they consider stairs dangerous! Trust me to a pom that sounds stupid but its what they say. New houses here are what people want. 20+ years old is only usually purchased if in a very good area where land is now depleted, then you do it up. Investors usually want new too, better depreciation tax wise.

My tips, Buy New if possible, only old if in incredibly good area, waterfront, or close to City etc (This may not apply in Syd Melb where houses are generally older in good areas)

Always go for single story, unless you can capture ocean views, build in tree tops etc (pole home).

Go for light colours, Darker the house, hotter the house.

If you are buying views, make sure they are from the living areas, not bathrooms etc.

Check your aspects, they are most pedantic about that here, Qld they avoid the west like the plague, because it will make the house like a furnace. In Uk you want to capture the Sun, here they are probably going to be trying to avoid it.

Check the popularity of pools before putting one in. They can make a house harder to sell, unless you are in a area where they can be used most of the year.

Dont rush in, real estate agents will tell you everything you want to hear, especially when the smell the newly converted pounds.

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