How to identify PROFITABLE subdivision/development deals (& avoid the duds)!  

Many novice developers have come unstuck assuming that just because a property can be subdivided/developed, it “has to be” profitable to do so.

But not every site that can be subdivided or developed will turn a profit. Fail to understand the essential numbers in a subdivision or development project, and you’ll massively increase the risk of (substantial) financial losses.

At our next Developer-Renovator Network meetup experienced property developer and mentor Simon Buckingham from Results Mentoring will provide an introduction to the essential numbers in a subdivision or development project.

These important numbers determine the feasibility and profitability of a deal. Understanding them is critical when it comes to separating properties and projects with REAL potential, from dud deals that will just lose money.

Following Simon’s presentation you’ll have the opportunity to get your subdivision & development questions answered by a panel of experts, when Simon will be joined by expert town planner David Klingberg and land surveyor Francis Goh.   

Don’t miss this meetup!

Our expert panel includes:

Property Developer: Simon Buckingham from Results Mentoring

A highly experienced investor, Simon has been investing in property for over 20 years using a broad range of strategies including positive cash flow, renovations, property development and commercial properties, both within Australia and overseas. He has personally coached hundreds of investors in techniques that can be used to profit from property in any market, and has presented to thousands of people at property conferences and seminars around Australia and New Zealand. He is co-author of critically acclaimed property book The Real Deal, and a Director of Australia’s premier mentoring service for property investors: the RESULTS Mentoring Program.

Town Planner: David Klingberg from Smart Planning & Design

David Klingberg has over 30 years’ experience in the planning and the design industry. David specialises in bringing together teams and managing industry leaders to deliver outstanding outcomes in urban development, town planning and urban design. David has

worked on significant projects nationally and internationally for state and local governments, as well as the private sector. David is driven to produce great planning and urban design outcomes, education and training. He regularly presents at conferences both in Australia and Asia and teaches at Universities and for the Planning Institute of Australia.

Land Surveyor: Francis Goh from Prime Land Consultants

Francis is a Licensed Surveyor who specialises in land development planning, complex cadastral and feature surveys. With over 10 years of experience, Francis brings a wide ranging skill set to all projects that he is involved in. Being a land developer himself with projects under his belt, he understands the intricacies involved and is able to provide tailored advice for clients to make informed decisions at all stages of the development process.

FAQ’s

-> Can I bring someone else along?

Yes, you are welcome to bring anyone who is interested in property investing, renovating, developing – it’s all about learning and networking with like-minded investors.  Please ask them to RSVP so that we know how many people are coming.

-> What are you selling?

Nothing, these meetups are all about learning and networking with like-minded people.

I look forward to seeing you

Tony

VENUE ACCESS

You can access the venue via Lygon Court from Lygon Street or from 333 Drumond Street

PARKING OPTIONS

Street Parking

Certain street parking is available for free after 6:30pm, check signage

Paid Parking

Within the venue building, Lygon Court Parking

2 to 3 hours $12

A block away on Drummond Street, Clocktower Parking

2 to 3 hours $22

Tram

Routes 3, 3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 & 72

Stop #1 Melbourne University

Routes 1, 2

Stop #112 Elgin St/Lygon St

Train

Melbourne Central Station, + Tram as above

Bus

200, 207, 250 & 251

Corner Lygon St/Elgin St