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If you bought a property for $450,000 a year ago and, despite media rhetoric about prices falling everywhere, it was worth $570,000 today, you would be happy, right?
If you made $120,000 in capital gains on a $450,000 outlay, amid the so-called national market downturn of the past 12 months, you would feel satisfied with your decision-making.
How about if you’d bought a property for $620,000 a year ago and it had grown to be worth $755,000 today, regardless of interest rate rises and constantly negative media?
You would be happy with a capital gain of $135,000.
That’s the power of the Best Buys report by Hotspotting.
By Terry Ryder & Tim GrahamIf you bought a property for $450,000 a year ago and, despite media rhetoric about prices falling everywhere, it was worth $570,000 today, you would be happy, right?
If you made $120,000 in capital gains on a $450,000 outlay, amid the so-called national market downturn of the past 12 months, you would feel satisfied with your decision-making.
How about if you’d bought a property for $620,000 a year ago and it had grown to be worth $755,000 today, regardless of interest rate rises and constantly negative media?
You would be happy with a capital gain of $135,000.
That’s the power of the Best Buys report by Hotspotting.

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