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How Property Development Is Not As Easy As It Sounds

ONE-MINUTE PROPERTY READING: My Predictions on WA Property Market for 2021

How Property Development Is Not As Easy As It Sounds ?? HOW IT’S HARD to #profit from #property #development. Imagine the following scenario: ⬇️ Land purchase price (assuming triplex build is allowed): $200,000 Stamp duty, etc 5%: $10,000 Demolition: $20,000 Subdivision: $60,000 LVR: 80% Interest rate: 4% Holding cost up to 24 months (including build): $12,800 TOTAL INITIAL COST: $302,800 Triplex How Property Development Is Not As Easy As It Sounds

Should I Hold or Should I Sell?

Buy vs Sell vs Hold

Should I Hold or Should I Sell? We have all heard by now that property is a long game. Basically, if you can hold it for 30 years, you will always win. The problem is always “in the middle”, it’s in that holding period will you have market ups and downs. It’s just inevitable. Economy Should I Hold or Should I Sell?

How to Find a Really Good Investment Property

Investing

How to Find a Really Good Investment Property We all need to invest. Period. Unless we have a job which the salary can go up by at least inflation rate annually, we all need to invest. Otherwise, we would need to work harder in the future to be able to afford the same stuff we How to Find a Really Good Investment Property

Message for Property Investors

Profit

Message for Property Investors EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Western Australia property market has been well known for its stability. Yes, while there are always corrections in the market, however, long term, WA property market has produced an average of ~8% annual growth. In 1970, median house price in WA was $17,500. And in 2016, the median price Message for Property Investors

A Letter to First Home Buyers

First Home Buyer

A Letter to First Home Buyers Buying your first house is always very exciting! We are sure by now that you have already had in your mind all the things you want to put inside your house. You would have driven around the suburb of your choice, going into various display houses, planning all the A Letter to First Home Buyers

The Best Month to Buy Property in WA

Property Investing

The Best Month to Buy Property in WA We all know the rule of economy: supply and demand. When there is more demand than supply, price goes up. And vice versa, when there is more supply than demand, price goes down. Therefore, I’ve been thinking if it’s worth considering buying property at a particular time The Best Month to Buy Property in WA

Is There Such Thing Called A-Grade Properties?

Property Investing

Is There Such Thing Called A-Grade Properties? I heard so many times about this thing called “A-Grade vs B-Grade” properties. Basically, the premise is centered around, it is better to buy one A-Grade property compared to multiple B-Grade properties. What they often refer to is on the capital growth of these properties.  To achieve capital Is There Such Thing Called A-Grade Properties?

Why Chasing Capital Growth Means Planning to Fail

Property Crash

Why Chasing Capital Growth Means Planning to Fail I wrote an article entitled “Is There Such Thing Called A-Grade Properties?“. Basically, the premise of the article was centred around comparing the capital growth of A-Grade properties (ie. the ones which people believe have huge capital growth, those ones close to CBD and water) vs B-Grade Why Chasing Capital Growth Means Planning to Fail

Does Population Income Have Anything to do with Growth and Crime Rate?

Property Investing

Does Population Income Have Anything to do with Growth and Crime Rate? OK, another data analysis. This time I want to prove if income of the population determines the growth of the suburb. As you realise, people with higher income obviously live in these so-called “A-Grade” suburbs. So I really want to prove if their Does Population Income Have Anything to do with Growth and Crime Rate?

PM Scott Morrison Plans to Cut Population Intake, Our Take on it and What it Means for Our Property Market

Scott Morrison

PM Scott Morrison Plans to Cut Population Intake, Our Take on it and What it Means for Our Property Market Australian Scott Morrison plans to cut migration intake to limit the population growth. The reason being is, roads are clogged, buses and trains are full. Not too long ago, there was a plan to settle PM Scott Morrison Plans to Cut Population Intake, Our Take on it and What it Means for Our Property Market