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    Vendor Finance and Options all the way.  There is no such thing as can't only try. This strategy has been around for years. The name of the game is how much FEAR don't you have and how much DETERMINATION have you got?

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    Interesting, did you provide a liquidated damages clause in the contract?

    Gant charts are good.

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    Hi Oscar,

    awesome mate, thanks for that.

    Hemi

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    I love this strategy, it's like buying oranges at the supermarket but if you buy in bulk as a group it's plain to see how much savings you can get from volume.

    Hemi

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    Hi Oscar,

    thanks for that. Was wondering if anyone had done this rule or had an example on how the calculations looked. 

    I noticed you said brim bank was 2% how do you calculate that? 

    Thanks

    Hemi

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    Hi mate,

    Did Property Options and Conclave. I'm still getting off the ground, had a big deal slip through around $6M but have another one on the blocks at $2M.

    Mate the truth is, you can do any mentor courses out there.

    The answer is, can you apply the knowledge learnt?

    This game is more about do you want to win.

    When times get rough you have got to believe that you can do it and you must be able to see what you want and who you must become.

    It's a mentality game. Hope this helps.

    Hemi

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    Good on you buddy,

    I commend you on your ability to want more for yourself.

    As suggested from other posts, having a mentor is key to success.

    No great things ever happened without a great mentor and coach.

    Surround yourself with positive and supportive people.

    There are many mentors on the circuit, pick one that you are comfortable with.

    Developing takes time, we must crawl and walk before we can run.

    Best of luck mate.

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    Hi angrybadger,

    Easiest and effective way is through Land Titles Office in your region.  Can pay a fee on line and should receive details.  Dependant on what info you want determines the fee, for contact details shouldn't ne more than $100.

    Other ways are knocking on the door and asking the tennant who the Owner is.

    Rpdata, Residex, rates register, electoral roll.

    Hope that helps.

    Hemi

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    Hi Oscar

    I found this:

    http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/41682/Understanding_Development_Contributions.pdf

    Been reading Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme Clause 56.

    Am I in the right places to study the Contributions fees to the subdivision?

    Answer to your question is I would like to hunt development sites in year but I can't seem to nail the contributions.

    As soon as I have the Contributions down I'm going to start hunting deals but under Option.

    I have Lowest Price Point targeted areas so I want to manufacture some sites.

    Your help would be invaluable.  <moderator: delete advertising>

    Thanks

    Hemi

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    Hi Oscar,

    I apppreciate your help.

    I've been studying property development for the last year and wanted to know how to do the council contibutions part of the feso.

    Love your website.

    Thanks

    Hemi

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    Much appreciated Terry.

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    Wow, James and the team are so up my ally, what a great vibrant group, love there goal settings – that's a big client drawer.

    Thank you so much Jamie

    Hemi

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