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Vlad Ivanov

Locality: Loganholme, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 484 330 760

Address: 36 Bryants Road 4128 Loganholme, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.vladivanov.com.au

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25.01.2022 Have you seen this research by "Roy Morgan"? Apparently, using a formula that takes into account household income, costs, and mortgage repayments classifies 20.8% (949,000) of mortgage holders as in ‘mortgage stress’. Yet, despite this being a marginal improvement from 12 months ago when it was 21.3% (974,000), the current level remains high and would present difficulties if there were an increase in mortgage rates an increase in costs or an increase in unemployment. Now the question is -do you really see an option for your retirement funds to grow or by the same token house value to be improved and if yes - please tell me how is it going to coincide with the current inflation level?

24.01.2022 Have you noticed - we as people often told by politicians that "soon" is going to be much better to compare to "now" - I wonder why they're not telling us - WHY - it would be "better soon" - I mean if I do something - I know what is the goal, and I know when that goal is going to be achieved - if look at the article - we are TOLD 2020 - would be better yet they are not telling us WHY https://www.abc.net.au//home-loans-rebound-but-mo/10984590

24.01.2022 Did you hear Suncorp Group is offloading its Capital S.M.A.R.T. smash repair business to AMA Group for $420 million in a move that will allow the insurance and banking giant to better focus on its core operations. In my view, consumers should be benefited from this transaction and hopefully smash repairs would be cheaper. https://www.couriermail.com.au//effdea147836fd7ad65929bcc7

23.01.2022 Silly Season? I think this link can be helpful to understand what&how to spend for employers and what to expect for employees https://www.ato.gov.au//Employers/Work-Christmas-parties/

23.01.2022 Shocking... When I read stories like that - it gets me ...you know it sends shivers yet - people still do it to themselves https://www.news.com.au///1471cc4a61594cdb9e7a724a76e534d7

23.01.2022 Read & let me know what you think about how it can help us ... The New York Federal Reserve Bank said Friday it will inject billions into the US financial plumbing on a daily basis for the next three weeks in an effort to prevent a spike in short-term interest rates. The Fed will offer up to $75 billion a day in repurchase agreements -- exchanging secure assets for cash for very short periods -- through October 10, it said in a statement.

22.01.2022 Did you know: Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows homelessness has increased 14% between the 2011 and 2016 censuses, and 116,427 people now are thought to have no permanent home.How is that in the 1st world counry huh ?

22.01.2022 Reserve Bank considering ‘extreme measures’ to save economy...Just about Time huh yet most of these guys happily get their salaries https://www.news.com.au///cf5a1247f66ea014db045e815b67f89f

22.01.2022 Did you know -Building approvals have been falling by a seasonally adjusted 1.1 per cent in August as private house approvals dropped by 2.4 per cent. The market consensus had been for a 2.0 per cent rise in total approvals following a sharp 9.7 per cent drop in July https://www.couriermail.com.au//cbcf684f8e0a0b45aa0351e16d

22.01.2022 What would you say about your kitchen?

21.01.2022 Would you agree "Cleopatra" style?

21.01.2022 What is your view on this: Money is cheap and it’s the cheapest it’s ever been, so we are seeing investors re-approach their banks and say what they can do in regard to buying back into property. High clearance rates among the eastern seaboard are another factor driving buyer confidence higher. Very strong clearance rates at auctions also brings buyer confidence back in the market, Ms Dixon said.... https://www.realestatebusiness.com.au//18880-buyer-confide See more

21.01.2022 Did You Buy Dunk Island for $32 million? https://www.news.com.au///c17a0786ff4db9c0152cd3bcf26b61da

20.01.2022 This is the good one to read if you are thinking about buying a property https://www.9news.com.au//0b1f8fec-cf5e-4895-b801-3cd9108d

20.01.2022 Fine details in my view make our living space better. What about you - what is an absolute must for you to have in the house?

19.01.2022 Below is a very "heavy" content. None of us want to be poor yet not many actually do something about it in the meantime. What do you think- would you want to rely on your super or do you use other options? *More Australians are finding it difficult to pay off their mortgage before retirement *Mortgage debt among older Australians has outstripped growth in asset prices, incomes *More retirees are likely to rely on the aged pension after using super to pay off their mortgage... https://www.abc.net.au//mortgage-debt-causing-old/11450958

18.01.2022 Did You Know New Zealanders have overtaken the English as the most common migrants living in Queensland? I think this is a very interesting article despite being a bit dusty https://www.couriermail.com.au//7f5327a4651108888e65cebda0

18.01.2022 Play with the graph in the article- it's interactive - the only question I have is:- if for the last two years RBA offers 1,5% WHY do we borrow Personal Loand so expensive? I mean it's 14%Plus Shocking https://www.abc.net.au//negative-equity-on-the-ri/11061780

18.01.2022 326K view. Gold Coast is truly affordable...would you want to buy an investment property?

17.01.2022 Please Like and share - your bank won't tell you this: This is shocking...or should I say - hold off buying the holiday trailer...here is what I mean: Mortgage debt among older mortgagors increased by 600 percent between 1987 and 2015. From $27,000 to over $185,000, according to the latest AHURI report. Now, if you think about property investments, the following should set your thinking into the right view: ... Demand for public housing from private renters aged 55-plus years, is expected to climb 78 percent, from roughly 200,000 households in 2016, to 440,000 households in 2031. Like and share See more

15.01.2022 So, You DO Love Privacy - right? Earlier this year, it was discovered that Apple hired contractors to listen to a small percentage of anonymized Siri recordings to evaluate the virtual assistant's responses with the purpose of improving accuracy and reliability. https://www.macrumors.com//delete-siri-audio-history-opt-/

10.01.2022 Have you checked how much you lost? Still invest in shares? https://www.news.com.au///924ad89342055c00b763f1c74c377d27

10.01.2022 Are you ready to invest in Australia? Read this to know where to: https://www.realestate.com.au//property-report-january-20/

10.01.2022 A Gold Coast house anyone? I think this is a perfect match & your 15 cars can be easily garaged :-) https://www.9news.com.au//eca66d53-609c-425b-a284-0838f739

09.01.2022 Every time when I see a street sculpture it makes me happy. What about you?

09.01.2022 What is your view? I think "statistically" speaking things are getting better only due to the fact that not many people put their properties for sale. Yet data is data after all - The national dwelling price increase of 0.9 per cent for the month was largely driven by a strong rebound in the key Sydney and Melbourne markets, where values were up 1.7 per cent over the month, according to the CoreLogic September home value index. https://www.couriermail.com.au//721f09c8764cf0b7cf83d2e6c5

08.01.2022 One of my FB friends recently asked me - "should I buy an off-plan property?" Sure thing I said, yet only if it's a fire sale. According to Digital Finance Analytics founder Martin North around a million Australians will soon pay $7,000 extra annually, (That's 7B collected by the banks) with their monthly repayments ballooning by up to 40% as interest-only (IO) period expires. (meaning banks have the rights to offer new terms). According to North's estimates, around 200,000 borrowers (that' s a big town) would be under mortgage stress as $120bn worth of Interest Only loans switch to principal and interest (P&I) in 2020 . The switch would likely force around 35,000 owner-occupier and investor borrowers to sell their homes. Now think - once the 35,000 homes hit the market during the year - what would happen to the property price?

08.01.2022 How often do you look at "old news" to see what should we expect? The article below is from 2012 and it compares mortgagee sales 20012 with 2009 saying it was as high as back then... You remember there is a comparison to spiral cyclical property boom and gloom right? Now question if back in 2012 New Zealand had more mortgagee sales to compare with GFC (2009) think about - what is going on now...the article below is for your reference https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm

07.01.2022 Thinking about investing in property? Have you thought about Gold Coast? Here is why: Below I'm linking page where I got the info from. Queensland/Gold Coast/Brisbane topped the list among Kiwis aged 14+ when they were asked where they’d like to take a holiday in the next two years. Just over 22% of them (or 792,000 people) nominated Queensland, ahead of Queenstown (18.7% or 671,000 people), Wellington (18.4%), Bay of Islands/Russell/Paihia/Kerikeri (17.0%) and the US (15.2%...). Now let's put everything into perspective: Wellington(2014) was the top holiday destination (who'd have thought of that one right?) visited by Kiwis Personally I think it should be Rotorua Yet Wellington attracts (10.7%), followed by Central Auckland/Parnell (10.1%), Christchurch (8.3%), Tauranga/Mt Maunganui (7.7%) and finally Rotorua (7.3%). http://www.roymorgan.com//5721-queensland-beats-queenstown

07.01.2022 Real Estate - just another part of our life... you like it or you hate it - it's just there - so get on and learn what you Want to Know https://www.domain.com.au//the-best-and-worst-performing-/

05.01.2022 "High rises are dead" Really? Right- tell it to these guys :-) https://finance.nine.com.au//2a9e881d-5fcb-413f-98da-a068b

04.01.2022 According to The Business Case For Social Housing: Report The number of seniors aged 55-years and over, eligible for Commonwealth Rent Assistance is expected to increase 60 percent in just over a decade, from 414,000 in 2016 to 664,000 in 2031. I wonder how this amount is going to be funded? I mean by increasing immigration numbers or all over a sudden, every Australian is going to get paid more? As a result, the cost of rental assistance payments to the Federal budget is expected to increase from $972 million in 2016, to $1.55 billion in 2031.

04.01.2022 How do you see "Reviews" are they important in your "processes of elimination"?

03.01.2022 What could be worse? Yet too many Australians seeing Rising mortgage debt and decreasing level of incomes... According to the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute -Mortgage debt among older mortgagors increased by whooping 600 percent between 1987 and 2015, from $27,000 to over $185,000, according to the latest AHURI report. Depending on where you are the following information can help you to set your investing strategy: -Demand for public housing from private rent...ers aged 55-plus years, is expected to climb 78 per cent, from roughly 200,000 households in 2016, to 440,000 households in 2031. What are you doing to grab the share of this market? The research, undertaken for AHURI by researchers from Curtin University and RMIT University, investigated the growing numbers of middle-aged and older Australians who are carrying mortgage debt into retirement and yet paying off higher levels of debt relative to house values and income. According to the researchers: Our research finds that back in 1987 only 14 percent of older Australian homeowners were still paying off the mortgage on their home; that share doubled to 28 percent in 2015, Curtin University Professor and report lead author Rachel ViforJ said.We’re also seeing these older Australians’ mortgage debt burden increase from 13 percent of the value of the average home in the late 1980s to around 30 percent in the late 1990s when the property boom took off, and it has remained at that level ever since. Over that time period, average annual mortgage repayments have more than tripled from $5,000 to $17,000 in real terms. Now add to it CPI and for instance increase health insurance premiums. See more

01.01.2022 A very interesting comment huh? https://www.realestatebusiness.com.au//18901-house-price-d

01.01.2022 Spending last three days with the best AUCKLAND realtor Oleg Lykov. He invited me to Aaron Sansoni Empire Mastery. Seeing so many people being Moved & sharing their experiences. If you feel the need to change attend a similar event yet if you need sell your AUCKLAND house talk to Oleg Lykov