Rikky,

I probably dont, but its just my personal insight I have never moved / relocated a brick house.

I take it you have relocated a brick house? If so what was the out come? Was it worth it ?

What about the base? Wether board house is generally wood, adding extra integrity ( i.e. bracing) for transporting.

Again just my opinion, and I do believe I am looking at the whole picture logical

Cheers

Maybe and idea hold onto the first property and use the equity to fund the second , maybe the security will assist with your next loan.

But again depends on your personal situation and where you want to go.

Will the property be +geared? Imagine that, a cashflow, not too mention depreciation of certain fittings & fixtures you have just slaved for. Oh and by holding I guess you would also slash the CGT on the profit too.

Maybe get a good accountant and finacial planner in Tassie, not a devil either.

My little advice

Still Confused here,

I know the difference between weather board & brick, just didn’t want to go into too much detail.

Basically you will be going into minimal salvage, i.e truss.

With a weatherboard house, they can go in the house and cut it into ‘transportable’ sections.

If you were to debrick the house and have all framework exposed, then proceed the frame will not have the same tranpsorting integrity.

The roof will ir tiles will all have to come off too.

The list will continue as with the costing.

Basically you will be a building recycler, again I have never heard of anyone carrying this out.

Maybe we will read about it in the next AP mag.

Again keep us informed if you go ahead with it.

Cheers

Hello Richard,

Benalla is a nice country town. I grew up the road from there Wangaratta, but now Sydney.

It is getting more tourist to the location, but is still growing / developing, slow but not going backwards.

Good purchase there

Maybe nextime you get down there time it with the ” Rose & Garden Festivale”.

They have a couple of big draw cards like this, it is also not too far from Winton Raceway, which has extreme limited accommodation for car racing.

Good luck with it, if you want to onsell for $50,000 each unit let me know HAHA

Cheers

Hi all,

I have just finished reading Ed’s & Tony’s book > “How to legally Reduce your tax.” which is quite informative on trusts / structure.

I came across this through this forum & M Yardney newsletter ( fantastic reading.)

The book is a great read and covers various trusts and structures geared specifically for property which most of here are into.

If you make contact with > http://www.chan-naylor.com.au/, the lovely & helpful receptionist will email you a listing & pricing too.

To me the company appears to be well structured, well experienced and competitivley driven.

I yet have not taken on the services at present but will in the not to distant future, the benefits are extreme.

Benefits such as ‘Assest protection’ & ‘Legally reducing your tax’ to ‘Accelerating growth’.

I believe their knowledge and structure has impressed myself personally more than others.

Hope this helps a little, again just my two bobs worth, but purchase the book, fantastic reading.

Cheers

Hi Guys,

I would also be interested in attending your meets too. More brains involved more ideas thrown around.

Cheers >> [email protected]

as41,

Hello varying comments there.

Mate tell you the truth I am with the other guys never heard of anyone moving a brick house, or dont think it even possible.

Is the house on a cemement slab?

I am not a builder but the bricks hold the house together, without them huff & puff the whole thing comes down.

Even if possible the costing factor to re-brick the house would be costly.

Let us know what you decide to do, be interested to know.

Cheers

Same back at you, safe travels

Hello Steve,

when I logged on the other day thought I put >> .au or forgot to put in

I actually like it, very user friendly, modern.

Maybe for people like me you could add spell checker for the late night postings

Will the new layout give us all higher access could be an early x-mas present.

On that note good work on the new layout & a ‘big merry x-mas & safe new year too all .’

Mark

Richard,

Does this apply to Commercial? << dreaming