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nothing wrong with rockingham

actually if u want to make money off your house warnbro/port kennedy and rocko are good to buy with the freeway and the proposed rain line the prices have risen 10-16% in the last year alone.

look for other good growth areas like wanneroo, kinross etc, cannington

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Kym,

Paid off in 10-15 is normal, then the next house is even easier to pay off. Get in the market soon, even if you still live at home and rent it out instead.

See'ya:burnout:

thats what i wish i had done, but never had the finances at the right time.

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

My area is increasing at 15% a quarter, given a few more years and I couldn't even afford to buy there.

See'ya:burnout:

sure mr i get 3% every 6months and 3% every 12months at job number two.

i have to fight to get off this stinking training wage after 3 years

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