It's healthy...I been a lot of that lately..what would be more healthy would be to change the generosity of the whole NG subsidy scheme.
"Moody’s notes around 35 per cent of its outstanding stock of mortgages are tied to investor loans, while the comparative share in the UK is 15 per cent.
Japan and the US have even lower readings, with figures just shy of 10 per cent.
Moody’s noted particularly strong local growth from 2013 to 2015, before stricter investor lending requirements were put in place by authorities. But, alarmingly, the pullback related to the tighter regulations has lasted no more than a year, with investor loans back on the rise."
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...s/news-story/3b792abb26a6014b6de4f62cc7b90564
