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  • Profile photo of peterbgpeterbg
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    Hi, does anyone have experience in joint venture development?  i have a small inner city block of land. According to council up to 6 level building would be appropriate on the site.

    Any advice would be appreciated.

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    I have heaps but that's not the reason I am responding. While it can work well just make sure you get your legal side sorted, a couple of exit strategies agreed upon and have someone on YOUR side that knows the game inside out. A 6 story development in Brunswick is not a small development.

    If you know all of this and have done a large JV development before ignore what i have said laugh

    Oscar

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    Hi Peter, 

    Have you done any property investing development at all? Building or even being involved in a 6 story development is no small feat if you haven't.

    To be involved in a JV, it would depend on the level of debt you have on the land. if it is owned outright (or nearly) you would be in a good position to enter into JV discussions. If your debt is high on the land than the only thing you are bringing to the JV table is a suitable site which must be financed.

    A better overview of your position may help the forum to provide more tailored comments

    Josh

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    brunswick Melbourne, looking for advice from others who have had experience in JV :)

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    Thanks Oscar and Josh, i've had limited experience in the building industry, and certainly nothing this large … so, not quite sure where to begin, hence putting out some feelers and asking for advice from those that know. Thanks again. Peter

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