Hi Biz,
Australians have been real comfy since COVID-19 hit. Government has been propping up all sectors, one of these being real estate. I'm signing on Tuesday to purchase an off-the-plan apartment that will finish construction in 2022. I would be eligible for a $25,000 federal grant pushing new construction, also for another $10,000 as I am a first home buyer and have stamp duty waived as well.
The property itself is a $365,000 single bedroom near the city (Perth, WA). All up it comes to $45,000 (including stamp duty waived worth around $10,000) from the Government in grants.
I wouldn't have to pay mortgage until construction is finished either or even sort out financing.
Am I retarded for rising up as a landlet and becoming an owner of property by purchasing an apartment 'off-the-plan'?
Hi Biz
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>$365,000 single bedroom
wew
Yeh bro all paid for in mud bricks safer than gold
ikr, where the fuck do i buy cheap bach units like that?? 400k - 500k for 500-700 sq in most respectable areas in GTA.
Unfortunately the median is real high all across Australia. Bear in mind this is AUD in case you're unAustralian.
Buy in Brisbane you absolute dope, cheaper than that bs "median" you posted
I dumped 50% of my Linkies at 40x for Kleros. When PNK 10x's , what do I buy, land wise? is it a meme?
>apartment
why
You are not buying land. Bricks depreciate. Off the plan is notorious for problems.
>The property itself is a $365,000
for a single bedroom apartment?
Is that in fake aussi dollars or slightly less fake merican petrodollars?