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if youve got that much spare time on your hands, i dont see a problem with expanding into property. if your business is self sufficient then you can afford to.i have a couple of associates in a similar position to you. whereas they act as full financial backing, i handle planning building and sales, and split profits. because im not financially t…[Read more]

Thanks for the feedback everyone. There’s been some interesting points raised, ill try and answer some qs as best as possible.As far as the land price goes, this is where the market currently is in Darwin. The cheapest house block in a new suburb would be around $200k-$300k in the same suburb. Most blocks are 450-900m2. I’ve based this example on…[Read more]

<font color=”#000000″>i think thats a bit underpriced, but brisbane has a much more relaxed building code than darwin.

in saying so, up here, id bank on $200-$250k per unit to fully develop the property.

i cant be too much more specific than that unfortunatley as i am unaware of the building code down there, but in regard to the ground floor…[Read more]

i think thats a bit underpriced, but brisbane has a much more relaxed building code than darwin. in saying so, up here, id bank on $200-$250k per unit to fully develop the property.i cant be too much more specific than that unfortunatley as i am unaware of the building code down there, but in regard to the ground floor parking, concrete is…[Read more]

Hi,im new to the site, but like many others have found alot of interesting and useful information in my short time here.im 21, and got into property just over 2 years ago,  im in a partnership with a friend from school.  we purchased two blocks of land in 2007 for $630,000. both were zoned for 4 storey 15 unit complex's.   we on sold the blo…[Read more]