Planning Permit started the topic ASSET RICH, INCOME POOR. EQUITY RELEASE OPTIONS FOR MELBOURNE RETIREES LOOKING F in the forum Creative Investing 9 years, 5 months ago
Unfortunately, many pre-retirees are finding they may not have enough income to fund their retirement.
The great dilemma; when to downsize and what to downsize to. The transaction costs of buying and selling property make it an expensive exercise, so it pays to do your home work. Once you have a clear idea of your present and future income…[Read more]
Planning Permit replied to the topic subdivision in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 5 months ago
I have obtained several planning permits approved by Frankston City Council. What you should know is that even though the planning scheme says otherwise, FCC will require each dwelling to be provided with 40sqm open space in one parcel even if zoned GRZ1 with no variation to the Schedule. This can create issues and reduce footprint. In a VCAT…[Read more]
Planning Permit replied to the topic Subdivision and build 3 units? in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 10 months ago
You could read a basic subdivision process article on the Property Investing website. Here is a link
https://www.propertyinvesting.com/topic/4999581-subdivision-process-in-melbourne/Planning Permit replied to the topic Subdivision and build 3 units? in the forum Help Needed! 9 years, 10 months ago
Your subdivisions costs could be anywhere above $15,000 depending on the location of the services. Generally subdivision for a four lot could be in the 30K range but that’s a guess without checking all the assets
Demolition will be around 15K Then you need to think of all the Council fees and contributions, if applicable, which could be around…[Read more]Planning Permit started the topic Subdivision process in Melbourne in the forum Value Adding 9 years, 10 months ago
If you are thinking of subdividing you block, you could do a straight subdivision if the land size meets your local council standards. Alternatively you could get a Town Planning permission for a dual occupancy house design and a subdivision to create two or more lots .
The guidelines for obtaining the subdivision is:
Make a formal…[Read more]
Planning Permit started the topic Was the 70's house prices more affordable than today in the forum General Property 9 years, 10 months ago
I recall paying a whopping $88,000 in the very early 1980’s for our first home investment property in the upper north shore of Sydney. House price average was around the $29,000 mark then. Today Sydney’s average house price has escalated to $844,000 and Melbourne average house price of around $19,800 in the 70’s has risen to $615,000 today.
But…[Read more]
Planning Permit started the topic First Home Investor in the forum Creative Investing 9 years, 11 months ago
Recent reports show there is a growing trend in young persons taking out an investment loan rather than the straight out first home loan. There is an advantage for these astute young persons on good incomes. If one buys a home with subdivision capabilities it generates capital growth faster if the right property is acquired.
These persons either…[Read more]
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Planning Permit replied to the topic cost of building a townhouse in melbourne in the forum Value Adding 10 years, 1 month ago
So much interest in property development shows the confidence in the market. Key things to watch out for when designing to build are available or developable land if retaining the existing house. We recommend retention is good as not only one retains the asset but its easier to obtain a bank loan with a higher LVR. Site orientation, fall of land,…[Read more]
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