Thanks, just updated the favourites link to this one 

http://www.wapc.wa.gov.au/Initiatives/Residential%2Bdesign%2Bcodes/default.aspx

It gets even worse, apparently old codes were Residential Planning Codes, new ones are Residential Design Codes and then there's the planned changes for R20

2008 Residential Design Codes

The 2008 R-Codes were g…[Read more]

Thanks, just updated the favourites link to this one 

http://www.wapc.wa.gov.au/Initiatives/Residential%2Bdesign%2Bcodes/default.aspx

It gets even worse, apparently old codes were Residential Planning Codes, new ones are Residential Design Codes and then there's the planned changes for R20

2008 Residential Design Codes <hr />

The 2008…[Read more]

Thanks, just updated the favourites link to this one http://www.wapc.wa.gov.au/Initiatives/Residential%2Bdesign%2Bcodes/default.aspxIt gets even worse, apparently old codes were Residential Planning Codes, new ones are Residential Design Codes and then there's the planned changes for R20 2008 Residential Design Codes The 2008 R-Codes were g…[Read more]

Hmmm..Got the same thing when I searched for the older posts..PI.COM must've copped some flack?Re QLDs 007 Comments I came across an article on the Fair Trading site re the 2 tier marketing titled Marketeers cop $250,000 penalty, bans

You can download the R codes from most council websitesTo calculate the land areas applying to each R-code simply divide the number 10,000 by the R-code. For instance, an R-20 zoning, which is common in Perth, would require 500 square metres of land area for each dwellingDownload herehttp://www.wapc.wa.gov.au/Publications/37.aspx

Martin63 wrote:
Hi AllEalier this year I attended a seminar by Margaret Lomas and have also read some of her books. My understanding of her investment statergy is to buy cash flow positive properties, instead of positively geared properties, (as according to her the the later are very scarce). She suggests buying property as new as possible a…[Read more]

Hi JaffaGreat to see your collection of videos on Youtube for everyones benefit

artytina68 wrote:
Hi all,Bought the reno toolkit a while back.  Have been trying to find deals in SE Qld which fit the formulas given by Dean.  I can't seem to find anything which fits the bill.  Has anyone bought and renovated a property using the formulas and made a profit?  Do I need to be looking in other states and if so how do I manage the…[Read more]

*Bump* = Refresh Post and BUMP it to the top again Or Frank could just be feeling frisky?

We've used Scott from  Depreciator a number of times and have found that he's happy to chat; he's on this site (and SS) so maybe make contact and ask a question or two…nothing to loose

Did you check out BUNNINGS, we've had  luck there?Ikea has a downloadable planner as well

Try RMG Accounting as well in Homebase Wembley/Subi, they deal with a lot of Property Investors including a lot of TIC membersHow do you have two (2) PPoR's Mon-Tues-Wed at one Thurs to Sun at the other , I woul've thought you could only have one PPoR ???????????From memory C&N charge fees for initial chats so tread carefully, they have some great…[Read more]

phillipchau wrote:
Freya-  I can recommend you to a firm which helped to create me alot of financial freedom- http://www.nexplan.com.auI had tried a number of companies but didn't really achieve the outcome that I was aiming for until I consulted with Nexplan. Any questions, drop me a line- [email protected] the best.

Had a look at the…[Read more]

WOWGoogle really is your friend, you must be impressed as you've prommoted the Bejeezus outa thishttp://www.homemove.co.uk/forums/the-go-zone-usa-seminars-1894.htmlhttp://www.totallyproperty.com/buy-let-property/7864-us-government-will-pay-me-36-500-rent-out-property-usa.htmlhttp://www.singingpig.co.uk/forums/1/507663/ShowThread.aspxOut of my…[Read more]

Yep, You'll be paying Interest on the $400k as well Tenant and tax man helpDont forget Stamp Duty, Loan Costs etc…………

kum yin lau wrote:
Hi, I bought the Ed Chan book on super & while it's easy to read, it's a tad too general for my purposes. I would expect at least a couple of appendices on things like contributions tax. I'm still in the throes of a broadsheet to try & decide what savings I'd get from transferring commercial properties into a super fund at the…[Read more]

trakka wrote:
Chan & Naylor never claimed to be the cheapest. I have no idea whether they're the best or not, but I'd be willing to bet they're worth every cent they charge. I don't think that debating fees is appropriate in this forum.

Must be the tighta**e in me trakka, its a franchise person you're speaking to in many cities is it not? Who…[Read more]

Current portfolio is down at the moment..but ACS was a shining star today, had a look at MAK as its been on my watchlist for a while (no holdings though) and MDX as wellMade some great profits on BHP and FMG recently, but its ALL a learning experience for me in the world of shares, the more i learn the more confusing it gets

What made you choose MAK, I'm sure there's a ton of ramping of other stocks as well on Hotcopper?$50k is a Big Punt (For me anyhow), in JANUARY 2008 they were only 20c and less than that in JANUARY 2007, gutsy bet, I'm glad it paid off for you

Well Done- Very generous of you Ed  I’ve enjoyed the books as well; look forward to the next installment ;o)