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    Hi Everyone,

    Just met with our town planner last night. We won’t be able to fit 3 units on the site – all because we are 4 feet short in the frontage!

    Thanks for the advice on Bankwest – I will pay them a visit.

    Thanks,
    TK

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    The 650k includes interest, subdivision, demolition, buying, selling costs, and a contingency of 5% (of construction cost).

    I have spoken to the following banks:
    – HSBC
    – St George Property Finance
    – ANZ
    – Westpac
    So far only St George is willing to do the deal with no pre-sales, however they don’t lend based on GR. I will be speaking with Suncorp.

    I heard a friend said that BankWest and Bank of QLD may be worth talking to. Has anyone (from Melbourne preferably) worked with them before? Would you recommend any other banks?

    Thanks,
    TK

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    The development that we are thinking of is construction of 3 townhouses. Our estimates have been quite conservative – we don’t believe the profit margin would be lower than 150k.

    Which are the banks that are able to lend to 75-80% end value?

    Thanks,
    TK

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    I’m pretty new to this forum so it would be great to meet others. See you there!

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    Hi all,

    Thanks for the reply. Will keep them in mind.

    Thanx again,
    TK

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    Hi moorew,

    I am also looking for a quality accountant. Much appreciated if you could PM me the details of yours.

    Thanx very much,
    TK

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    Hi Elka,

    You’re right. Cash flow should look like this:

    – Asking price: $140,000
    – Closing costs @ 5% $7,000
    – Rent: $13,780 p.a.
    – Outgoings: Body Corporate ($3,612 p.a.)
    Interest payment @ 8% interest only ($8,960 p.a.)
    Council & Water Rates ($668 p.a.)
    Assumes 80% loan
    – Net cash inflow: $540.00
    – Cash on cash return: 2%

    Doesn’t look that good after all.

    Thanks for your help,
    TK

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