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Hi Lin, with your capital of 1 mill and your preference for the southside, I would be thinking of buying 2 good properties in Rochedale South, which is next to Eight Mile Plains, and watch your CG go up quite quickly as the demand for Rochedale South exponentially increases the more people can't...

I undertand a lot of people are looking in Brisbane, so I'll give my 2 cents worth about the cheaper Logan 4114/Slacks Creek and other more expensive Logan suburbs Personally for me, in Logan 4114 and Slacks Creek, my past purchases, land size is not important Because everything residential...

I spoke to a Logan planner a few days ago, my understanding is that there is no minimum land size for the block in order to build a granny flat in Logan. The question is does the granny flat need to share a wall with the main dwelling or can it be separate? In the current planning scheme, (we...

Rental market there prefers houses, the bigger and more decently renovated the better rent you get. Highsets where dual living is possible for big, related families and friends Entertaining areas like a patio, pergola or deck where they can have their barbies and hang out on hot days Yes...

Hi Zomg, Draft Logan Plan made no mention of minimum land size for a granny flat to be built.

Besides Logan Central and Kingston, should also look at Woodridge and North Slacks Creek. Rental yield is good. Draft Logan Plan should confirm dual living/dual key, dual occupancy and granny flat and manner it can be rented out e.g. separately to different groups of tenants. Confirmed Logan...

Hey AVS, maybe you and Roachy should talk?:D

Yes, Runcorn is a good area to invest, very popular. It's in the Brisbane City Council area, so no renting out granny flats/dual living to separate tenants and check Brisbane Flood maps to ensure house is not in flood area. :)