Scarpa I can assure you as a payg tax payer who struggled hard...

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    Scarpa I can assure you as a payg tax payer who struggled hard to buy our investment property, through bloody hard work and working 5.5 days a week then fixing up said investment property on the other 1.5 days of the week and living within our $85,000 income and my wife's $12,000 part time income, PLUS Buying a crappy Old House for ourselves and Renovating mostly ourselves. We were far from rich, we even made our own home brew and grew veggies to scrimp and save. 10 years later 2 kids and again bloody hard work to gain promotions we are nearly mortgage free on our own home and aiming to be able to try support ourselves as best we can in retirement in another 15 years. Sounds like you have a bad case of envy.
    I was raised to work hard and expect nothing for free nor on a platter.

    Just to add, our investment property tenants are low income and we have not increased rent for over 2yrs as we know what it is like to struggle.
 
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