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Parking warden?Free online Property Investment Course from iFindProperty, a residential investment property agency.
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Nothing as exciting as any of the listed ideas. I work in an area of health with the most at risk. I use property managers to but space between me and my clients. If I was to rent to a client I could be accused of exploitation and if I didn't rent to them I could be done for prejudicing against them. Also I can't be taking time off work to go to mediation and waste days off when they don't turn up.
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Next Property Rise would be Sunnyvale ( West Auckland )
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Its only 16 kilometers away from Auckland
22 minutes drive to City off peak hours
35 mins drive from great north road peak hours
45 mins drive from SH16 Peak hours
Centrally situated - 5 minutes drive to Henderson Mall , 7 Minutes drive to New Lynn Mall.
Decent Decile Schools
Lowest Crime Stats
Parr's Park for Children thats quite a big park with joggers track.
Road Widening Project ( Completion April 2017 ) Edmonton Road would make it even faster too reach during Peak hours.
Sunnyvale Train Station Centrally located in the Suburb.
Waitakere Hospital 7 Mins Drive.
Near By - Pak & Sav , Countdown , Kmart , 2 Malls ( Henderson & New Lynn ) , Parr's Park , Decent School. Makes it an excellent Investment and Stay for Property Buyers .
Huge Potential of property growth in Sunnyvale , West Auckland Province
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Originally posted by drelly View PostI think that's a bit of a space filler article. The provinces started rising two years ago!
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Originally posted by Paul34 View PostMore on the rental rise: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/wanganui-c...ectid=11797386My blog. From personal experience.
http://statehousinginnz.wordpress.com/
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It really does seem to be a case of supply and demand. As new supply is uneconomic in these places the logic as to why there can be a shortage if demand increases becomes apparent.
The situation in Christchurch is indicative of the opposite effect and is quite interesting to watch. Here we have supply rising and will continue to do so to capture expected growth. The situation will right itself but requires population.
This is not the case in these areas where small shifts create large effects. What was also interesting was the growth in rental income. Thus, those that brought in Wanganui on low yeilds would be sitting pretty now with the rise.
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