Hi JaffasoftWe tend to agree with this article.  We're finding in our architectural practice that more and more of our clients are requesting larger bedrooms that resemble hotel suites.  The main reason our clients are requesting these types of bedrooms is for peace and quiet especially from adult children that refuse to move out of home.  The m…[Read more]

intel wrote:
Hi Quantum Leap,Could you tell me wot are property options?Thank you

Hi IntelExperienced real estate developers use options on a regular basis to tie up or control a site. Options allow developers to “lay by” a property and buy it at a later time if the deal stacks up.  If we decide an Option is the best…[Read more]

Hi cklUnless one is extremely gifted and/or talented, most people these days usually have three investments choices, property, shares or the internet. We recommend to start off by finding a strategy that is a good fit for you and that you're passionate about (or could become passionate about) and then become an expert in that area.  You want to be…[Read more]

Hi EddieIf you're interested in property development we have a lot of information available on our free website plus we have an online property development course for a fraction of what most people are charging.  If you'd like to find out more please feel free to contact us at info@realestatedevelopmentclub.com as we're happy to help.Adrian and…[Read more]

We have just done the opposite and added an internal wall to a large penthouse to change it from a 2br to a 3br. Cost was under $4,000 (added $40,000 to the property value) with no electrical and plumbing works, yet our local planning authority still insisted on inspecting the work. Each council and body corporate is different so you should check…[Read more]

Hi MooksIf you're interested in real estate development we have an online program that takes you step-by-step through the entire process.  Our members get to use all our resources including our tools, templates and checklists.  If you would like to find out more visit our website or email us at info@realestatedevelopmentclub.comAdrian and Amber Z…[Read more]

Hi RedwingThank you for your kind words and best wishes for our website.  As you're probably aware we discuss in detail how we conduct our feasibilities and the software we use on our website but to give you a quick overview.We personally haven't found any "free" property development software that is worth using.  We're prepared to pay for good…[Read more]

Hi PeckoWe couldn't agree more with Daedalus.  As long as you Take Action and further your property investing education.  Even though there are associated costs involved attending seminars we've found that you generally have the opportunity to ask questions and network with others.  However what we like about purchasing hard prod…[Read more]

Matt007 wrote:
Good advice Amber and Adrian.. only my personal opinion but I think a basic foundation knowledge of developing is also a very good place to start from. My experience with options is lol well documented but that said I'm now in partnership with some knowledgeable people for my main project and it's showing me so very much more than…[Read more]

Matt007 wrote:
Good advice Amber and Adrian.. only my personal opinion but I think a basic foundation knowledge of developing is also a very good place to start from. My experience with options is lol well documented but that said I'm now in partnership with some knowledgeable people for my main project and it's showing me so very much more than…[Read more]

Matt007 wrote:
Good advice Amber and Adrian.. only my personal opinion but I think a basic foundation knowledge of developing is also a very good place to start from. My experience with options is lol well documented but that said I'm now in partnership with some knowledgeable people for my main project and it's showing me so very much more than…[Read more]

Jaffasoft wrote:
Hi Adrian and AmberI like your web site. Unfortunately i could not get the audio to work. Anyway my question was…is 'Joint Ventures Made Simple' a book to read?50/50 was the general norm I thought. But I have also heard of a simple percentage back for there money invested. i.e. 20k over six months for 15-20% return.I would…[Read more]

Don’t forget to add a contingency amount should things not go as planned.

Adrian and Amber Zenere
http://www.RealEstateDevelopmentClub.com

Landguru wrote:
just been to a few seminars in Perth which explain the property options concept and am blown away by the reasultswould love to know anyone who knows a property lawyer/solicitor who can draw up a property options contract.any information involving this concept would be much greatly appreciated.look forward to hearing from…[Read more]

Landguru wrote:
just been to a few seminars in Perth which explain the property options concept and am blown away by the reasultswould love to know anyone who knows a property lawyer/solicitor who can draw up a property options contract.any information involving this concept would be much greatly appreciated.look forward to hearing from…[Read more]

We like floorboards even though they may take a little extra cleaning and care. They are like a little black dress that are timeless and never look out of place. They can be used in all types of homes from federation to contemporary and you really can’t go wrong. If it is your PPOR then a few well positioned rugs should add that cosy warm…[Read more]

Congratulations on your new purchases Jac.

If the size of all the units and condition of the kitchen/bathrooms are the same then position will usually be a buyers preference.

A ‘savvy buyer’ will typically take into account several key elements such as views and general outlook, orientation, acoustics, privacy, access and the amount of commons…[Read more]

When we're considering a renovation or development project we always start with the end in mind and ask ourselves this question:  Who is my buyer and what would they want?Would they want a 3 bedroom home with 2 bathrooms and an ensuite, separate laundry with little access to a beautiful backyard or would they want a 3 bedroom home with 1 bathro…[Read more]

It would have to be a real ugly laundry for us to demolish it instead of renovate it.  Extra rooms usually mean extra $$.  However if you go ahead there are some really good options available these days that intergrate laundries well.Check with the local council especially if it is postwar as it may have asbestos that needs to be remove…[Read more]

Pro investor wrote:
hi everyone there is a cd on options in the back of Australia property investor for $159.00 called options made simple i haven't bought it but plan on doin sothanks Rob

We’re happy to pay for good quality information that helps to take us closer towards our goals. We haven’t done Mark’s seminar but the CD you are referring…[Read more]