Data, Data, Data

Discussion in 'Property Information Resources & Tools' started by hillsguy, 7th Sep, 2019.

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  1. hillsguy

    hillsguy Well-Known Member

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    Hi all, looking for best resource to purchase IP's in QLD.

    Happy to pay RPData for their $150 a month subscription which I understand also includes listings.

    Should I be looking at any other services for research other than the above ? I see a few websites have popped up recently.
     
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    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    Cash is the best resource to have for purchasing IPs. :D
     
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  3. Morgs

    Morgs Well-Known Member Business Member

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    Do you really need a RPData subscription to buy an IP?

    There are plenty of free resources, even talking to a broker who has the access to help you through the purchase without needing to incur the cost.

    If you're really looking to pay to play finding a BA who is an expert in the specific area you're looking for would be the most efficient spend I would think.
     
  4. Sackie

    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    Imho how one interprets data and does DD has a lot to do with it too. Two ppl can look at similar data and come to very different conclusions.

    I use a variety of sources. Most of this stuff can be found on line and at the back of YIP magazine.


    Some of my list:
    - looking at last boom period and try to determine (guestimate) where markets are
    at in a particular state.

    - discount rate increasing/decreasing

    - Look over last 10 years CG and changes in median prices in state and chosen suburbs

    - Media sentiment

    -market sentiment

    - ACR increasing/decreasing (more relevant to Syd and Melb)

    - SOM low or high, %age changes

    - Buying in the majority stock type' dwelling of a suburb.

    - Vacancy rates trending for particular suburbs

    - %age of owners/renter/mortgage holders in chosen suburb

    - ripple suburb potential

    -add value potential

    -buy BMV potential

    - Talking to different players on the ground and discussing with other peers. Very, very important imo. There is only so much numbers can convey.
     
  5. hillsguy

    hillsguy Well-Known Member

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    Thanks all. I still feel having access to data is key for investing.
     
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    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    Don't get too hung up on data or you'll fall into economist death trap of making no progress.
     
  7. Gockie

    Gockie Life is good ☺️ Premium Member

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    There are groups for RP data that have National access for a lot less than $150/m. Does anything come up on a search here?

    Edit: try this thread.

    RP Data Group - Full National Access
     

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