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Thanks! I do live here. Will a valuer be able to give a true value though, of rezoned, undeveloped land? I am serious and happy to pay as long as the investment is a realistic guide on what I should be expecting. I have consulted one valuer and they said they could give me a projected...

Hi! I have some land that has been rezoned and I am trying to find resources that can help me value what the land is worth. Does anyone know where I can find information like this? I have been Google searching for ages and haven't found anything concrete. The land has Commercial, High...

Sounds like half a job if they are only replacing the underlay!

I will keep that in mind for next time! Plus I have cats... bloody things.

If the smell is that strong, it is soaked through the underlay. Don't waste a cent on any product, it will not help. The only way to resolve it is to rip up the carpet. I have had tenants do this twice. Trying to wash it out just makes it stink more! and every time in the future the...

Has anyone been through the process of having a rural property acquired by developers where the property was rezoned Retail? I am curious as to what point the property was acquired, before or after the rest of the area was developed? And if the Retail rezoning extends across several...

Thank you so much for your advice, it has been very helpful!

Hi, Haven't been around in a while so Howdy! Here to have a read through the Commercial posts and also ask for some general commercial investment advice. Looking at first commercial, small shop (max 30 people) in the main street of a small town with apartment upstairs. The property...

Awwww the poor victim. :rolleyes:

We have a small acreage in Sydney that we have recently received rezoning notice for. We have been rezoned about 1/3 Commercial/Retail, 1/3 medium density and 1/3 low density housing. Can anyone give me any indication on how Commercial/Retail Zoning is valued? Is it as valuable as high...

Property is back on the market for just over what the buyer paid for it and about 10% less than what it was on the market for 7 months ago. Vendor has indicated they are going to follow through to recover deficit in sale plus related costs. Buyers loans have come through.

The extension settlement date has now been and gone (it was this week), the buyer has decided to pull out of the deal and wear the consequences of any loss. No word form the vendor yet.

Conveyance has advised: The deposit is applied against any deficiency on resale as per clause 9.3.1. Damages under a contract is complex and it all depends on whether they sue you for re sale deficit or breach of contract. Not sure about other fees and costs associated with re-selling etc.

Can anyone advise where I can find the actual law that states the fees and penalties are on top of the loss of the deposit as the purchaser has been told these come out of the deposit first.

Haha!! Now THAT was funny!

Yes yes the groom clearly exhibited good sense. Quite the catch! Throwing food in a 2yo temper tantrum and abandoning his pregnant fiance and unborn child...

That is horrible. I hope she had the sense to NOT try and find him!!

Sorry yes 12% pa which is still $10k per month! :eek:

The buyer got an email from the vendors solicitor on Friday afternoon, stating that they will sue for all costs if the buyer fails to settle, including the difference in price if they sell for less. So they are currently up for: Deposit: $115k Interest: 12% per month on 1.2 mill until...

I agree! We had problems with them about two years ago, I learnt a LOT of valuable lessons form the experience.