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Thanks bro. but a bit confusion. so you mean they put down $100k or alternatively $350k as deposit for a property with large land which they could build a FG to live in and lease the front main house out? If they put in $350k this sounds a bit aggressive for just live in a GF... How about my...

Unfortunately Our PPOR doesn't have large land enough for any extension...

Thanks Kathryn. It seems to me it is not practical for both families to live under the same roof.

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Thanks mate. We are going to live in for a long term. I understand in the future we sell it will be an issue again. Do you think how much the discount it will be, let's assume the same sort property with clean land goes for $1.3m.

thanks bro. it's a bit over 500sqm. I am not sure about the discount...I suppose in this market it won't be a considerable discount....

For me to buy this property?

Hi all I have come across a property with an drainage easement crossing the centre of the land like in the picture below? Does this really kills the deal? The house itself is old but solid so no immediate need to demolish and rebuild. The location is great. Any suggestions will be...

will this impact future sale? developer not able to build a granny flat or extension due to the easement in the back?

any suggestions please?

Hi Guys Just want your opinions on the sewer diagram and easement. The entire block is 550m2. Looking to buy and tear the cottage down in the future to build a new house. Does this drainage easement and sewer line impact too much on the redevelopment and future sale? Thanks Phil

It's an investment for the next two years and then we will move in when having a bigger family...yes, i reckon it's tough...I will get a quote for replacement on damaged subfloor soon. Do you think it is all right considering not all the properties have subfloor and full brick walls? It's a...

Thank you for all the replies. Just wonder what the general price difference is while a property like this has a termite history? Aim to make the condition better will possibly 'add value' on the property? like replace all the damaged subfloors?

But would it really has a lot to do with subfloor? Any suggestion I should get a quote for all the replacement before the auction?

Hi All This is my first thread here. Really appreciate if you guys could provide some comments on the pest report on a 3br house built circa 1920. It was renovated very recently but the report lists the following defects: Subterranean termite damage - YES Evidence of wooden decay / fungi –...