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If you’ve eaten an oyster you’d know .How do you know what snot tastes like?
If you’ve eaten an oyster you’d know .How do you know what snot tastes like?
Oysters (I don't like) don't taste anything like avocado (which I do like), I don't know what snot tastes like but it can't be the same taste as avocado AND oyster.If you’ve eaten an oyster you’d know .
Think you’re examining this a bit too deeply Turbo .Oysters (I don't like) don't taste anything like avocado (which I do like), I don't know what snot tastes like but it can't be the same taste as avocado AND oyster.
Maybe the similarity is not taste but texture?
I’m the cause of the housing crisis. I hoard houses for a living broThere are stories in the news about changes to negative gearing tax benefits. Is this a tax grab or an effort to address the housing crisis potentially making more houses available to buy?
but who is really responsible for the housing crisis? Rents have surged because of demand? Demand from renters.
so if renters would not drink and smoke all the time as well as gamble and max out their credit cards, could many Of these renters potentially be home Owners? Reducing the demand on rental Properties? Solving the housing crisis.
it’s that mentality of I’ll have it now and work later to pay it back. I’ll start saving next year or buy a home next year, in the meantime I’ll drink piss and smoke and gamble, buy that new mobile phone, tv or PlayStation and max out the credit card.
So who is responsible for the housing crisis? What’s your fix?
Go for it, I’m sure the findings will be stunning .
as long as you do t drink and smoke and live on credit then You’re not the problem.Generational wealth. My Dad (which he didn’t to my dismay - Hindsight) was offered when he was quite young a significant parcel of land in what was then a bum fuck field in outer Penrith (I forget what suburb it is called now) but he saw no value in investing $15,000 which was a huge amount of money to buy a field that couldn’t even have livestock on it so he turned it down. It now has 500 or so houses on the parcel of land and would have made him millions and my point is I would have inherited that money (I’m assuming) and been willing to pay half a million over the asking price for a property I was interested in therefore driving the value of property in that area up.
So to sum up what I’m saying is I’m not the problem but I definitely would have liked to have been.
Plenty of those stories, I was a member of a club that utilised a piece of land in SW Sydney that was around 6,000 sqm, there were a bit less than 100 members. The owner wanted to sell at a cost of $100 per member, I voted yes but was out voted. Macarthur Square now sits on that site and my $100 would have turned into $1.3m in under 15 years.Generational wealth. My Dad (which he didn’t to my dismay - Hindsight) was offered when he was quite young a significant parcel of land in what was then a bum fuck field in outer Penrith (I forget what suburb it is called now) but he saw no value in investing $15,000 which was a huge amount of money to buy a field that couldn’t even have livestock on it so he turned it down. It now has 500 or so houses on the parcel of land and would have made him millions and my point is I would have inherited that money (I’m assuming) and been willing to pay half a million over the asking price for a property I was interested in therefore driving the value of property in that area up.
So to sum up what I’m saying is I’m not the problem but I definitely would have liked to have been.
not off topic.. a renter on here had their ears spike up.. they will hit you up trying to convince you they are a decent person. Ask em for their bank statements / credit cards to see where they spend their moneybit off topic but I bought my second apartment last week
More like corruption at all 3 levels of government. Federal state and local, with the help of VERY greedy developersGovernment incompetence
Buy a house. Apartments are assbit off topic but I bought my second apartment last week
one day that will happenBuy a house. Apartments are ass
I'd say the RBA keeping interest rates so low for so long is part of the problem. People started spending money without thinking that rates go up. Then bang, inflation sky rockets, and people can't keep up with the rising cost of living.There are stories in the news about changes to negative gearing tax benefits. Is this a tax grab or an effort to address the housing crisis potentially making more houses available to buy?
but who is really responsible for the housing crisis? Rents have surged because of demand? Demand from renters.
so if renters would not drink and smoke all the time as well as gamble and max out their credit cards, could many Of these renters potentially be home Owners? Reducing the demand on rental Properties? Solving the housing crisis.
it’s that mentality of I’ll have it now and work later to pay it back. I’ll start saving next year or buy a home next year, in the meantime I’ll drink piss and smoke and gamble, buy that new mobile phone, tv or PlayStation and max out the credit card.
So who is responsible for the housing crisis? What’s your fix?