should i buy apartment

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  1. Tarun007

    Tarun007 New Member

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    Hi all,
    now that Real Estate in sydney is on peak i cant afford to buy house (400-500 K) . i am thinking of buying an old apartment and live there for 2-3 years and save some money so i can buy a house. from all real estate guru i wanted to ask if its a good and feasible idea; what could be the challenges and what are the variables needs to be considered if i go ahead with apartment.

    Also please suggest, Any suburb which i should focus in to reduce the risk. thanks
     
  2. Stoffo

    Stoffo Well-Known Member

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    Rentvest.
    Dont buy in Sydney
     
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  3. Shawn6334

    Shawn6334 Active Member

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    Do not buy anywhere where there is 100s of empty units and still new apartments being built. Eg. Mays Hill near Parramatta.
     
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  4. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    Don't settle for just one, buy several cheap units. :D
     
  5. Tarun007

    Tarun007 New Member

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    Ha ha ha thats the whole point, i dont have money.
    i am just confused if i should settle for apartment or keep renting
     
  6. Shogun

    Shogun Well-Known Member

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    Apartment. Old 2 storey complex of 8 walking distances to Bondi Beach?
    I like the idea
     
  7. Trainee

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    you can do both.

    Do you expect your borrowing capacity to increase in the future?
     
  8. Tarun007

    Tarun007 New Member

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    yes expecting it increase in 2 years
     
  9. Tarun007

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    Any insight why should we avoid it ?
     
  10. Stoffo

    Stoffo Well-Known Member

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    Your budget isn't quite there for sydney
    Buy an actual house elsewhere
     

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