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    Only a matter of time before people forget about the impending doom.

    I had this exact same fleeting thought the other day at work of buying-fixing-flipping. I dont have the means or know how, but thought surely it could be feasible for a handy person, that could afford the holding costs until people are keen to buy.

    Rover

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    Hi Juddy,

    Its not professional advice but it is what my accountant has advised me to do, and it makes sense to me:

    I own my house.
    My gf bought her house in her name, we moved out of mine and live in hers. 
    I rent my house out and can continue to do this for 6 years as a PPOR. I plan on selling it this year as it was a short time investment, but if i wanted i could grab the capital gains in 6 years tax free all the while collecting rent.

    So if you can afford it i would suggest getting the house in your own name, make use of the FHOG.

    Hope that helps

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    Can anyone recommend a decent feasibility software to use?
    i have heard of Estate master and Feastudy, are these acceptable? what is the going price for these?

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    Hi,

    I am in the middle of subdividing atm down south. I bought a corner block with house 1 year ago and got DA 6 months ago. The approval was conditional, the main condition was to remove an existing 9×6 shed in the backyard.
    i spoke to a surveyor who is kind of overseeing/outlining the processt, although i have a small idea (work at a drafting office)
    Initial DA has cost around $2k.
    The other 3 conditions which Onkaparinga council require are currently being met, so all things going smoothly should ahve a title issued in a few weeks.

    Hope this helps, feel free to ask more questions if needed.

    Ross

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    Hi All,

    i am currently at the very eraly stages of subdividing in Adelaide. So far i hav got the OK from the council to subdivide the backyard off my corner block. i have spoke to a surveyor who has lodged the application form to planning SA.
    As far as i am aware, planning is only necessary when building a new dwelling. And at no time have i been informed of needing to build prior to subdividing.

    i am in a similar position as to whether i sell the block off (very usable building wise) or build a new dwelling for rental purposes?

    thanks,
    Ross

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