CEOofmyhouse56 to Melbourne · 7 months agoDaily Discussion Thread: 🦋 Thu 22 Feb 2024message-squaremessage-square227fedilinkarrow-up110arrow-down11file-text
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minus-squareSeagoon_linkfedilinkarrow-up4·7 months agoTalk to your parents and sibs. See how much assets the family owns. Discuss if you want share buying a house, if anyone is up for being a guarantor, if they will help with deposit. See how much you can repay every month. Organise first home buyer benefits. Look at houses that are way less than you can afford. This way you won’t be too stressed. Try to buy something built in 60s or 70s, even if it’s in a crappy suburb. Be close to PT, hospitals, schools and parks. Aim to live in the house your whole life if possible. Buying and selling , stamp duty, is a terrible waste of money. Make sure you have money for maintenance.
minus-squareSeagoon_linkfedilinkarrow-up4·7 months agoyeah, this is a problem but it’s how so many people get on the property ladder this do it all on yer own is not how well off people do it
Talk to your parents and sibs.
See how much assets the family owns.
Discuss if you want share buying a house, if anyone is up for being a guarantor, if they will help with deposit.
See how much you can repay every month.
Organise first home buyer benefits.
Look at houses that are way less than you can afford. This way you won’t be too stressed.
Try to buy something built in 60s or 70s, even if it’s in a crappy suburb. Be close to PT, hospitals, schools and parks.
Aim to live in the house your whole life if possible. Buying and selling , stamp duty, is a terrible waste of money.
Make sure you have money for maintenance.
I’ll stop you at 1.
Zero speaking terms.
yeah, this is a problem
but it’s how so many people get on the property ladder
this do it all on yer own is not how well off people do it