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Have found a good summary on obligations under the Home Building Act, 1989 (NSW). Unsure if it's been covered on the forum before but hope it is helpful: An owner builder is someone who is involved in coordinating or supervising any work, or carries out any work, involved in: the...

See you all there! Fin.

Hi All, The Donald is coming Down Under in mid-November, just spotted the web site. Great chance to listen live to one of the best brains in property. To make sure you don't miss out, you can pre-register your interest for tickets at: www.trumpinaustralia.com.au Fin.

Hi All, The Donald is coming Down Under in mid-November, just spotted the web site. Great chance to listen live to one of the best brains in property. To make sure you don't miss out, you can pre-register your interest for tickets at: www.trumpinaustralia.com.au Fin.

One for me please! Fin.

One for me please!! Fin.

Well done and good luck with the next phase Land!! Fin.

You need to negotiate hard with your builder, and now! First I'd speak with your solicitor to get some sound legal advice as it sounds like breach of contract if they've used the wrong bricks. It will just let your builder know that you've got some options and can make his life difficult...

Good news Michael!! This may also confirm/ strenghten your gross realisation numbers. Fin.

Hi All, Further to Twich's original comment, I'd vouch for Rich Harvey from Propety Investor (propertyinvestor.com.au) as an enthical BA with a good contact network. If it suits you, give him a call to discuss what you're looking for to determine if is suits. He's a dedicated BA based in...

Holroyd have a reputation for taking their time with approvals as well as being pedantic and and difficult to deal with. Beware!! Fin.

I'd like one ticket please if anyone is going to drop out!! Please let me know. Fin.

Michael - You'll also get a higher premium come sale time by holding off rather than building and renting. 'Brand new' will sell better than '1-2 years old'. Sit tight until you're comfortable to give the green light. Fin.

Agree with LA.Aussie. Ads in local papers are a waste of money, and another money-making angle for the agents (my cousin in Melbourne is an agent). I'd go with a few small adds in The Domain and the net.

If its a health concern of yours, do your sums for removal and factor it in to get some peace of mind. Angelo's cost estimate of about $20/sqm removal is the upper limit to allow for and putting up a few sheets of clourbond will be a cinch. Bargain with the agent and tell them the fibro is...

Try Gary Bixley of Croll First National in Neutral Bay. I use him to manage 2 IP's in the area. Good manager, knows the market well and is very approachable. Fin.

Caution Chrispy, Be careful.... Many older style vinyl floor tiles contain asbestos so you'll need to take precautions when removing and disposing. Here's a couple of links to the Renovators and Homeowners Guide for NSW. I'm sure there's something similar for Vic...

Well done Michael - now the real fun beings!! Fin.

The market trend these days generally favours open plan. It'll make the place look a lot bigger and should add more value to the property (provided the walls are not load bearing which may bring significant cost). Fin.

Hi there - one ticket for me please. $20 menu looks good! Fin.