Buying a House

[PieLebo87]

Im only 19, and am looking at purchasing a house instead of wasting anymore money on my car. We have people from all over Melbourne on our Pie board, just wandering, where do you guys recon I should look into? Suburb thats reasonably priced for a younger potential home owner that will rise in the next few years?

[Woodstock..]

Hallam's pretty good, btw i see you got a car, since were probally most likely gonna be on the same indoor footy team can you gimmie a lift to the train station :D:thumbsu:

[PieLebo87]

Hallam's pretty good, btw i see you got a car, since were probally most likely gonna be on the same indoor footy team can you gimmie a lift to the train station :D:thumbsu:

Woodstock..
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Of course :p what are mates for?

[Lonie_from_50]

(Gold)Sackenham...nah thats too expensive, lol

Hallam...yea, maybe...Doveton is just next door, haha

[Tarkyn_24]

Im only 19, and am looking at purchasing a house instead of wasting anymore money on my car. We have people from all over Melbourne on our Pie board, just wandering, where do you guys recon I should look into? Suburb thats reasonably priced for a younger potential home owner that will rise in the next few years?
Kardinya, Western Australia

[Jabso]

Bundoora.

[The Royal Sampler]

Are you from Bundy, Jabso?

I'm from Viewbank, originally. :)

My answer would depend on whether you really want to live there or are looking for an investment. If an investment, there are some really cheap houses in the Frankston North area, with good reason because it's a bit of a hole. However in the next 5 years, a lot of new houses are going to be built there and the suburb is going to be developed A LOT. You'd be making good money, I have no doubt.

On the minus side, you'd probably struggle to live there.

[scottyD]

come to horsham

[Tarkyn_24]

come to horsham
We'd rather not.

[PieLebo87]

Are you from Bundy, Jabso?

I'm from Viewbank, originally. :)

My answer would depend on whether you really want to live there or are looking for an investment. If an investment, there are some really cheap houses in the Frankston North area, with good reason because it's a bit of a hole. However in the next 5 years, a lot of new houses are going to be built there and the suburb is going to be developed A LOT. You'd be making good money, I have no doubt.

On the minus side, you'd probably struggle to live there.

Thanks for that TRS. Yeah just an investment, I guess Ill have a look around that area for a decent price. I rely too heavily on the mothers cooking to ever move out :p

[scottyD]

We'd rather not.


dont like the country???

[eddiesmith]

Anywhere along the new tollway wouldnt be too bad, although prices may already be up due it being allegedly completed next year

[magpies42]

collingwood!? its like an inner city shanty town, prics will sky rocket within 10 years

[Paul.]

Im only 19, and am looking at purchasing a house instead of wasting anymore money on my car. We have people from all over Melbourne on our Pie board, just wandering, where do you guys recon I should look into? Suburb thats reasonably priced for a younger potential home owner that will rise in the next few years?

Save your money, and look into margin lending.

Thats my advice for ya.

Oh, that and go see a financial planner.

[FadeAway]

Im only 19, and am looking at purchasing a house instead of wasting anymore money on my car. We have people from all over Melbourne on our Pie board, just wandering, where do you guys recon I should look into? Suburb thats reasonably priced for a younger potential home owner that will rise in the next few years?


Ill talk to tomorrow night at indoor footy pielebo!!!!!!! Pretty mature at 19 lookin for a house i say!

[Jabso]

Come to Bundoora, the most meditterenean sounding Aboriginal word ever!

[The Royal Sampler]

Separated at birth!

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