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    Well great responses it appears there is mixed feelings about CG and CF+ve properties neither is right or wrong probably a good  idea to have a mix of both, today I put an offer  to buy a house where it has the potential to subdivide and put 2 courtyard homes of approx 350m2, I've done the dd numbers all stack up, good thing about this property is while I wait for approvals it's almost neutral cf and when I build the 2 I may  keep both or sell one depends on cf, I feel a lot better now  I've made a decision, the idea of buying a property and hoping it will grow  sort of worried me, but I suppose it's all about what you want to achieve in your investment. 

    Does this development sound like a goer

    Purchase $260k

    Stamp Duty 11k

    Sub division $20-$25k

    Selling costs $10k

    Holding costs $12k

    Demolition $10-$15k

    Building turnkey $320k

    Total $647k

    Approx $325k per dwelling, properties in this area and street of this quality are selling and sold from $375k are these kind of returns acceptable? to make this project viable? Or is it too tight around 15% Thanks

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    Thanks for all your replies really appreciate it…Ive managed to find a few neutral properties and a couple of positive ones the cash flow being a cuppla thousand dollars per year…arent I better sticking my money in the bank for a better return? seriously this is the part Im having trouble with…..or is the idea of paying the debt off so that you can maximize your cash flow??

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    Thanks newby, your right even amongst the dodgy areas there should be  some nicer spots,

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    Thanks JacM, when you say slightly negative gear is that by you throwing cash at it or 100% financed.

    I like your thinking though?

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