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I always seem to want something that no one else wants because I can see the potential that others might not be able to see. I bought my last IP in Cloverdale pre LPS15. It was run down, stank of dog urine and was full of junk including two sheds packed to the rafters and the junk spilling out...

This is the tricky thing for me right now. In the past I have always known what to do. 1) buy a PPoR 2) buy an IP potential development in Melbourne 3) buy an IP potential development in Perth. I did all these three, researched the markets and got exactly what I wanted, where I wanted for the...

Don't sulk. The internet is for throwing around ideas, arguing and sometimes a bit of argy-bargy. Take the good with the bad and move on. Sometimes, I learn the most from people who don't agree with me than from people who do.

If I built it as an IP then I wouldn't have to live there ;)

I would not buy a 300 sqm block in Kewdale for my PPoR. I was just saying that if I was going to violate a block with a cheap 3x2 I would rather do that to the Kewdale block than the Maylands block.. which I quite like.

Talk to a strategic planner at the City of Swan to find out how serious they are about rezoning.

Two problems: 1) I want a PPoR, which is not a 200k 3x2 special. 2) I would not disrespect a site like that with a house like that. --- but I would on this block: http://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-wa-kewdale-200785791 300m2 is spacious. :p

450 is only for R20. Even then the min is 350. There is lots of R40 in Belmont too.. minimum lot size 180 remember.

I was going to say 201 sqm but it's 211 m2. You would need a clever design to maximise that space. Money I don't have :mad: http://reiwa.com.au/Real-Estate/Perth-Metropolitan/3422683

That block is sweet! I was looking at it today with a mate from work. I wish I had the money to develop something decent on it. It would be so worth it.