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    January 3, 2011 - 9:29 pm

    Thanks Alistair,

    I'll email you.

    Cheers,

    Kev

    PS: for anyone else, I should have said that the development is in Melbourne, although I'd be happy to deal with further distant brokers if it is easy enough to correspond by distance.

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    January 3, 2011 - 5:35 am

    I'd leave the toilet separate!  Unless you only expect to draw sole tenants who will want a spare room/study, the separate loo lets two housemates coexist more peacefully!

    I'm a bloke and maybe girls will say different, but if I were a tenant sharing a place, I'd rather easy access to separate loo and shower than a luxury bigger bathroom!

    For what its worth…….

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    January 3, 2011 - 5:31 am

    It is also worth getting in a local real estate agent who can give you the low down on what adds value in your area.  EG: stone bench tops may be spot on for many kitchens, but over the top in some areas.

    Bottom line, every area is different.

    But I agree with some of the above comments: paint is a great place to start, generally kitchen and bathroom overhauls, but also anywhere that the eye is drawn to defects.  If a buyer spots one defect, they will go looking for more!

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