All Topics / Value Adding / ResB / subdivision effecting a val
Hi all,
Just a quick question. Im looking to get my PPR on the Gold Coast revalued (after 12 months of ownership) to hopefully unlock some equity.
Im just wondering if anyone knows how much, if any, does getting ResB or subdivision approval affect a bank valuation?
I know it makes for a wonderful sales pitch on a 'for sale add' and real estate agents love promoting it to buyers, but does this have any impact on a bank val?
and more importantly, should I endure a Painful 25 page council form, if we don't have any plans to subdivide in the coming 5+ years?
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Jimmy
Future Assist SMSF Specialists | Brisbane | Melbourne | Sydney | Gold Coast
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Hi Jimmy
When you have approved DA attached to the property it usually moves the property to deveopment site area of marketing. Whether it would really increase the valuation depends on the market you are in.
However, reason for my response it is to warn you that Development Permit lasts for 4 years. If not taken (work done}, it simply lapses and in the future all has to be redone from the begining. It can be extended (usually up to 2 years), but it depends on the Council.
Also, it is much more involved in obtaining the DA then just filling a long council form. You really have to talk to somebody who can give you a whole info on the process and costs involved. Experienced surveyor is a good starting point for a small subdivision.
Does anyone know approximately how much you would be up for fee-wise for approval on the GC?
thanks,
Thanks Ballerina,
Do you know how much it would cost and do you (or anyone) have a recommendation for surveyor on the Gold Coast that could assist?
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