I need to know....

[Dutchy]

Was it not a public holiday in Queensland yesterday?

[Wedgie]

Was it not a public holiday in Queensland yesterday?

Correct.
Their "Queens Birthday" is October 5.

[Dutchy]

well there you go, never knew that. Explains all the emails I was getting yesterday

[Booney]

well there you go, never knew that. Explains all the emails I was getting yesterday

Queensland and WA don't have it at the same time as us.

[Wedgie]

3 different dates and not one close to her actual birthday!

[Booney]

3 different dates and not one close to her actual birthday!

#republic

[Jim05]

3 different dates and not one close to her actual birthday!

The holiday was always held on the rulers birthday but when King George V died it was decided to keep it for the second Monday in June ( his Birthday was June 3rd )

[amber_fluid]

I need to know how many games @amber_fluid has played and the breakdown between clubs please

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I just saw this.
At a guess.
North Haven - 196 games
Port Districts - 105 games
Edwardstown - 7 games

Just over 300.

[DOC]

In what order did you play for them?

[Footy Chick]

I need to know how many games @amber_fluid has played and the breakdown between clubs please

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I just saw this.
At a guess.
North Haven - 196 games
Port Districts - 105 games
Edwardstown - 7 games

Just over 300.

Towns? When did that happen? I cant even remember why i asked now, im sure it'll come to me

[The Ash Man]

Am I the only one that wishes BT got Covid while in the US?
Him and Daisy Pearce are deplorable


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[whufc]

Advice time

This is our first crack at bidding for an established house. We put in an offer of $387k for a house that was advertised at $395k - $435k which by our own admission was a low offer.

Owners have knocked it back, no issue at all why would you ever ever ever accept the first offer, that’s just stupid. They made a counter offer of $415k.

Now what we have on our side is they love our buying t&c’s. Essentially they want to move to Queensland so need a longer settlement date. That’s fine with us we have a rental lease until December, we are willing to break the rental lease but a longer settlement suits us to a tea. We are essentially letting them set the settlement date.

We already have a pre approval for that exact house and address for $400k, they obviously don’t know the amount and we are obviously not subject to selling our house.

In a perfect world we can get it slightly under $400k but we are not willing to go over $400k as that will have us living to close to our means which if Covid did nothing else it taught us take nothing for granted especially work.

We believe time is on our side as house prices are not going up any time soon, they might drop but their definitely not going up.

What should we do, counter offer....how much??

[Lightning McQueen]

Advice time

This is our first crack at bidding for an established house. We put in an offer of $387k for a house that was advertised at $395k - $435k which by our own admission was a low offer.

Owners have knocked it back, no issue at all why would you ever ever ever accept the first offer, that’s just stupid. They made a counter offer of $415k.

Now what we have on our side is they love our buying t&c’s. Essentially they want to move to Queensland so need a longer settlement date. That’s fine with us we have a rental lease until December, we are willing to break the rental lease but a longer settlement suits us to a tea. We are essentially letting them set the settlement date.

We already have a pre approval for that exact house and address for $400k, they obviously don’t know the amount and we are obviously not subject to selling our house.

In a perfect world we can get it slightly under $400k but we are not willing to go over $400k as that will have us living to close to our means which if Covid did nothing else it taught us take nothing for granted especially work.

We believe time is on our side as house prices are not going up any time soon, they might drop but their definitely not going up.

What should we do, counter offer....how much??

Go 400K, a few thousand over 30 years is f*** all if you want the house bad enough.

[Mythical Creature]

391k

[Spargo]

Advice time

This is our first crack at bidding for an established house. We put in an offer of $387k for a house that was advertised at $395k - $435k which by our own admission was a low offer.

Owners have knocked it back, no issue at all why would you ever ever ever accept the first offer, that’s just stupid. They made a counter offer of $415k.

Now what we have on our side is they love our buying t&c’s. Essentially they want to move to Queensland so need a longer settlement date. That’s fine with us we have a rental lease until December, we are willing to break the rental lease but a longer settlement suits us to a tea. We are essentially letting them set the settlement date.

We already have a pre approval for that exact house and address for $400k, they obviously don’t know the amount and we are obviously not subject to selling our house.

In a perfect world we can get it slightly under $400k but we are not willing to go over $400k as that will have us living to close to our means which if Covid did nothing else it taught us take nothing for granted especially work.

We believe time is on our side as house prices are not going up any time soon, they might drop but their definitely not going up.

What should we do, counter offer....how much??

Go 400K, a few thousand over 30 years is f*** all if you want the house bad enough.

Couldn’t agree more.

[Dutchy]

It all depends how much you want this house, compared to what else may come on the market in the next 6 months. If this is a long term play for you then a few thousand to get what you want/suits you is not a huge issue.

You do hold a good card here though, as most people buying are buying to occupy in 1-2 months time, not December. That fact will knock out a lot of their market. Just depend how far you want to push it and your comfort levels.

How long has it been on the market?

[Booney]

I'd go $399k.

[whufc]

It all depends how much you want this house, compared to what else may come on the market in the next 6 months. If this is a long term play for you then a few thousand to get what you want/suits you is not a huge issue.

You do hold a good card here though, as most people buying are buying to occupy in 1-2 months time, not December. That fact will knock out a lot of their market. Just depend how far you want to push it and your comfort levels.

How long has it been on the market?

Been on 4 months and they are having fifth open inspection this weekend

[RB]

Whatever you counter-offer, it does no harm to say this is the highest you can go because the bank won't lend you anything more.

[JK]

I’d go $394k