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Richard,
You are correct in assuming the project is at very early stages … We have recently agreed if we can acquire the finance to secure the neighbouring properties, we would actually be able to do the development ourselves with the guidance of a development company (something like Georgiou or Works Infrastructure here in WA) However, the initial pursuit of a consultancy was to make the concept more favourable to the traditional lenders in effort of securing the initial finance … something to the expertise of Watsons pty ltd (from what I have sourced on the internet) would be ideal …. Though I am sure they charge a hefty fee for such thorough services and I doubt they service the far north.
email me what sort of information you require and I would be happy to discuss the concept further. The initial outlay would marginally exceed $ 1.2m, though managed well with recpect to our 3-5yeard plan could see substancial returns.
SINALOA –
Indecision is the greatest thief of opportunityRichard,
firstly thankyou for your reply. I find it of interrest you are with a finance institute as we have spent the past couple of days seeking the varied opinions of finance brokers as to the options available to us to get the actual project started and would be happy to here your opinions should you care to contact me personally. My intial post however is focussed more at the actuall method of development.Do we seek the assistance of a development consultancy firm, if so can anyone recommend a reputable agency with suitable experience servicing that area and what ar the general terms we should expect from them.
Pending the start up capital and finace options available do we look for a developer or an invester?
Or someone who is looking to park finaces into a secured investment for xx% return over a specified term? I like the idea of creative finacing and obviously this is not supported by the major lenders and another reason a seek the wisdom of the forum
The brief ….property is owned by family. initial outlay would be a deposit to secure neighbouring property (also owned by family though not wanting to be involved in development) and submit applications to town planning etc (purchase of these blocks would untimately be subject to application approvals. Development of the then 21 acres would be done in four stage. The first two stages, by our calculations and previous negotations with developers would comforatably exceed inital outlay and should be recoverable within 30 months of inital deposit.
The recent developments within the townships infrastructure would suggest greater returns then our estimates though we have been conservative woth our calculations.
I eagerly await further participation in this post [blink]
SINALOA –
Indecision is the greatest thief of opportunity
