Lockymac replied to the topic Does value drop after subdivision? in the forum Value Adding 13 years, 10 months ago
Agree with SNM
Front property will drop, by how much depends on the market. Also remember that rear battle axe properties are usually harder to sell then street forntage blocks.
Lockymac replied to the topic Subdivision – 1 lot into 2 in the forum Value Adding 13 years, 10 months ago
Should be able to get someone to demolish the property for 10K maybe less depending on the state of the house. IMO you should get the fences put up so that potential purchasers know exactly were there property will be.
Also with the Infastructure works, I would get them re quoted by a couple of different companies so that you know what the go…[Read more]
Lockymac replied to the topic Balga potential triplex site in the forum Help Needed! 14 years, 4 months ago
Hi Marie,
We organised a house behind a house scenario for a client early this year. The numbers work out well, this may be because they owned the property for a number of years but the bank valuation on the back property came in at a price everyone was happy with. The council was relatively easy to deal with. So I would have no problem working…[Read more]
Lockymac replied to the topic Perth – best suburbs for subdividable houses? in the forum Value Adding 14 years, 4 months ago
Hi Guys,
Work out in Kelmscott gosnell area. Heap of cheap subdividable blocks out here. Real good place to start with a three or four unit site. Client bought a four unit site for 310k only a few months ago.
Lockymac replied to the topic Subdivision R-code optimisation in the forum Help Needed! 14 years, 9 months ago
They use the R code as a minimum, you still have to get it approved by council. If you go with a strong enough case it is not unheard of to get it changed. However use the R code yourself and then talk to town planners to see if they can fit anymore on, talk to a few until you get the answer you want you never know you may be able to squeeze a few more on.
Lockymac replied to the topic Subdividing on the Gold Coast in the forum Value Adding 14 years, 9 months ago
Hi Bradmonz
I am unfamiliar with the gold coast council rules but usually it depends on the zoning of the particular block so look into it and check with the local council to do with the zonings,
we look at this types of projects and can help you along the way if you cant find anyone, we are based in WA but can help you with advice if you need…[Read more]
Lockymac replied to the topic carly crutchfield in the forum Help Needed! 14 years, 11 months ago
Feel the same way
Lockymac replied to the topic My son doesn’t want to take responsibility, I failed to………..Help please in the forum General Property 14 years, 11 months ago
Your being to nice to the boy i reckon. I would have begged my parents for this oppurtunity, maybe he is just not ready for it yet
Lockymac replied to the topic Recommended building inspectors + settlement agents in PERTH in the forum Help Needed! 14 years, 11 months ago
Used Simone from Secret Harbour settlements, professional and helpful
Lockymac replied to the topic Bullding units/houses on a R20/25 size block in Perth in the forum Help Needed! 14 years, 11 months ago
Wisepearl nailed it mate. The designs dont really matter but the council will need to see plans so they know that you can fit your 3 or 4 houses on the site. Also look at the frontages of the block you may be able to get four on but it might not make any sense. Also look to see if other developments of this type have been done in your area that…[Read more]
Lockymac replied to the topic Seminar – Mark Rolton in the forum Creative Investing 14 years, 12 months ago
Hey Mrs P,
If you search this site for Carly Crutchfield you will get ALOT of good reviews most members seem to be happy with what she offers
The worry is that most of the threads on Mark Rolton do not paint a good picture.Hope it helps
Lockymac replied to the topic Should I bargain on off the plan? in the forum Help Needed! 15 years ago
Bargain for sure, if these ones are left they will be keen to move them. You should be able to get it cheaper
Lockymac replied to the topic Help: buyer asking for the body corp fee after settlement in the forum Legal & Accounting 15 years ago
from the first post I thought that you should just pay it mate. No need to make the buyers life any harder
Lockymac replied to the topic Sell or hold? in the forum General Property 15 years ago
I all for keeping it as well mate
Lockymac replied to the topic When Real Estate photos get to personal – Fail!!! in the forum Looks like a salt and pepper 15 years ago
Looks like a salt and pepper shaker:)
Lockymac replied to the topic Selling Expenses in the forum Finance 15 years ago
2000 for marketing???? That is a hell of a lot sign cost $250 internet advertising cost 250 make thats 1500 for print media, may want to check this with your agent mate.
Lockymac replied to the topic Newbie in Potential Property Development in the forum Help Needed! 15 years ago
Yes but the post i made tells you about the costs in regard to subdividing and an idea of the process that you have to go through
Lockymac replied to the topic NRAS scheme in the forum General Property 15 years ago
But it is government backed
Lockymac replied to the topic Newbie in Potential Property Development in the forum Help Needed! 15 years ago
Well ill stay out of the company side because thats what we at Stroba Group do. We do the hole process but you can also go to a local town planner for the approvals and submissions. From there you can get plans drawn up and look for a builders to quote on the plans for you.
In regards to selling of the plan or ready built it depends how good your…[Read more]
Lockymac replied to the topic Disclosure of First Home Owner Status in the forum Legal & Accounting 15 years ago
Ill tell you this please dont take it in a bad way or anyway reflecting real estate agents.
I am an agent and if you told me that this was your first property I would automatically think that I could push you higher on the purchase price. Whether it be nerves or whatever first time home buyers and investors tend to pay more.
No offence, but…[Read more]
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