What would you do?

Hi,

A toilet block in Gleb(Sydney/NSW) sold for $510,000 on the weekend. The block is 91sqm consisting of 3 ladies toilet blocks and a large oak tree and is classed for business use.

Having paid over half a mil for this property, what would you do with it (thought this was appropriate for innovative techniques).

Just some thoughts
Michael G
 
start charging ladies to use the facilities as they do in Italy...

that way my interest would be tax deductible whilst my redevelopment plans were being drawn up. :D
 
You used to be able to spend a penny, it costs a whole heap more now.

It's like the story of the lady, who was travelling on a Cunard liner. They had the original "spend a penny" loo- it literally cost you a penny.

There was one lady, who did not have the change. She asked the attendant if she could pay later.

"Madam", he said in a very snobby voice. "This is not P & O"
 
Hmmm...

interesting question!!

My first thought was to make it a 3 story loo... Mens on top floor,
Ladies on middle floor and about 7 car parks on the ground floor..
Sell the car parks to capitalise the cost of the purchase, and retain the income from the loos...

But, now I think, two stories, loo downstairs, and nice classy cafe bar upstairs... Cafe bar will have a view, and the frontage of the loo area can be the reception area for the cafe/restaurant...

We can call it the Oaks Cafe...

Sell the cafe or at least lease it and retain the income from the loos... again, money for jam... and I like jam...

Hmmm..... When do we start?

asy :D
 
Originally posted by geoffw
Hey Asy,

A great Real estate agent's spin! Well done :)

And I mean that in the best possible way.


Yep, it's the Yuccans.

I have watched seasoned agents do it, and I have to admit I am a little guilty too...

You know what I mean...

Yuccan put a deck here... imagine the view...
Yuccan simply change the laminex in the kitchen to your colour... it will look brand new!!!
Yuccan put a garage up there... there's room and imagine the added value...

HAHAHA

And by the way, I do the Yuccans to myself too... knowing full well that I won't do half the things I say I will!!!

asy :D
 
Clean the toilets daily, put air freshener in all the cubicles & replace the mirror over the basins with a funhouse mirror that makes everyone look thin.

Lease space to a childminding service for mothers who want a private pitstop.

Lease space to a masseuse and hair, nail and makeup specialists for the harried professional - Advertise it as 'have a complete makeover while you urinate'.

Then charge big bucks for admission :)

Cheers,

Aceyducey
 
Originally posted by Aceyducey
Clean the toilets daily, put air freshener in all the cubicles & replace the mirror over the basins with a funhouse mirror that makes everyone look thin.

THEY MAKE MIRRIRS TO MAKE PEOPLE LOOK THIN!!!?????

QUICK, SOMEONE, give me santa's email addy!!

I WANT TO CHANGE MY LIST!!!

hehe

asy :D
 
Asy,

They also make funhouse mirrors that make people look fat - these are often used in weight-loss centres & gyms to get you to spend that extra $5,000 :)

Cheers,

Aceyducey
 
Tack on a cheap Curry restuarant and then charge over the top prices to use the toilet. Which customer is going to argue the price with 3 seconds to explosion ;-)
 
Also, fasten thin screen monitors to the backs of cubicle doors with a foldout keyboard & net connection.

Charge for using the toilet by the minute - forget that flat fee nonsense!

Cheers,

Aceyducey
 
G'Day all,,

as with all property investments, one should seek the highest and best use for the property.

So, with that in mind..............

Glebe's Oak Stubboir Shop
.............hang a few hammocks off the Oak, which could be rented by the hour and rake in the sovereigns.


regards
 
The Loo

They made this toilet in Wellington (one of those old ugly concrete ones) into a restaurant and bar.

Seems to be popular, probably with the younger generation, cos they can't remember it being a loo - but everytime I drive past it and think about eating in there, I feel like being sick!:D
 
Alright. What about this?

We can turn it into a cafe, call it Merry-loo Cafe. ;)

Let's analyse the deal now.

Down payment: $51,000 (Assumption)
Interest rate: 8% (commercial rate) (Assumption)

Purchase price: $510,000
Loan amount: $504,900
Term: 25 years

Monthly repayment: $3,896
Daily repayment: $130

The cost of coffee/cup: 50 cents (should be less)
Say you sell it at $2.50

To cover your minimum daily cost, you only have to sell 130/2.5 = 52 cups.

For an 8 hour day, you only need to sell 52/8 = 6.5 cups.

How hard is it to sell 6.5 cups of coffee a day? And how many cafes have you seen that sells only coffees?
 
Originally posted by yuch.
The cost of coffee/cup: 50 cents (should be less)
Say you sell it at $2.50

To cover your minimum daily cost, you only have to sell 130/2.5 = 52 cups.

Hi Yuch

Wouldnt it work out at 130/2 = 65 cups as there is only $2.00 profit per cup? Another 50 cups a day would mean you was earning $100 a day or employ a teenager and split the profit $75/$25 :D

bundy
 
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