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Access to our members-only resource portal, you will have everything you need to succeed:
6-months access to our custom built online platform for sourcing sites and cutting edge due diligence.
6-months access to Blockbrief, the only online tool to identify development on and off market opportunities. Australia-wide and quickly and easily research any council requirements in one place.
6-month subscription to industry website to find abandoned sites and developments and meet all the industry players in your chosen development area – your “insider” tool for networking and keeping your finger on the development pulse.
6-months subscription to your own private market analyst for your chosen area, keeping you up to date when it comes to development potential, opportunities and saleability in your area/s.
Access to Feastudy, the developer software for foolproof due diligence, as well as creating professional feasibilities and business plans.
6-month subscription to Cordell Estimator to create estimates and quotes quickly, easily and accurately with access to a huge range of building costs.
6-months access to Archicad, a premiere architectural design tool to facilitate 3D renderings of developments, helping you to visualise, create and present your proposition professionally.
All the documentation and knowledge you need to structure any deal to your advantage. Giving you the power to do a multi-million-dollar deal with no money down and the deck of cards stacked in your favour.
Legal and technical e-mail support for your development deals – from sourcing sites to subdivision and sale, our team of experts are there for you to leverage off so that you can stand on the shoulders of giants even if you are just starting out.
Life time access to our monthly webinars for property entrepreneurs for ongoing learning, networking and keeping your knowledge and hands-on experience at the cutting edge.
Real estate developing is one of the few areas a person can enter with little expertise and
become wealthy in a relatively short amount of time.
Builders need ongoing projects to keep their workers employed and are on the constant
lookout for ready to build sites to save time and holding costs.
This opens the door to acquiring property, obtaining development approvals and then
on-selling it to builders for a tidy profit.
You can even acquire the property with minimal outlay using creative instruments such as
options and leasing.
When you subdivide one property into many you can add significant value in the process.
You then have the option to hold the lots and wait for more uplift, build on the vacant lots and/or sell one of the properties to pay down your debt and increase your equity and rental yields.
This approach is simple and low risk when you understand the process and what to look out for.
Residential unit development has a potentially lower financial requirement compared to commercial, industrial or retail development.
Many residential unit developers sell some of their units after completion to pay down their debt, effectively allowing them to own the remaining units outright.
You can repeat this process to acquire several millions in property and hundreds of thousands in positive cashflow to effectively retire on.
As a developer, you aim to complete your projects at 20% or more below market value.
You can sell part of your project to pay down equity and increase your cash flow.
You can claim more depreciation and tax benefits from developing a new property.
Developers can regularly make upwards of 6-figures from just one small development.
You only need to spend a few hours a week to manage your project.
You have many finance options available to you and can invest with or without the banks.
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Property investment and property development are different approaches to creating wealth,
although they do overlap to some extent.
In general, property investment refers to securing a single property for financial gain.
This property can be commercial or residential — property investors make money
from selling for capital gains or from rental income.
Property development means changing a property or land for profit. It is a more active
approach to creating wealth through real estate.
One example of property development is subdividing a land title to create value. Another
example is constructing new properties on a site and selling them for profit.
Many of Australia’s wealthiest people are property developers. But it is not as popular
as investing because of the cost of entry and perceived higher risk.
That’s why we created the Property Uplift Program. This program teaches everyday
investors how to profit from small, lower-risk developments. It’s a great starting
point if you are interested in learning more about property development.
If you want to start out in property development, then we recommend attending our
Property Uplift Program
The Property Uplift Program teaches you how to create wealth from small developments.
It’s the ideal introduction to the world of property development.
Property development is a great way to manufacture equity independent of the market.
It’s often easier to get finance because banks only care about the returns. And when
you use the right strategies, they are a great way to create wealth and success.
In the Property Uplift Program we teach three strategies that are ideal for new
developers.
DA uplift is a strategy where you secure property and get development approvals. Then
you can on-sell to builders for a tidy profit.
Subdivision is the process of dividing one property title into many. In the process,
you increase the value.
Residential units are smaller development that is ideal for mom and pop investors.
Each of these strategies is more affordable than commercial and industrial
development. But they still have significant profit potential.
Yes, property development is affordable is you use the right approach and strategies.
When many people think about property development, they imagine massive projects. But
there are many smaller, more affordable property development opportunities available
for everyday investors.
In the Property Uplift Program, we teach three of these strategies:
DA uplift is a strategy where you secure property and get development approvals. Then
you can on-sell to builders for a tidy profit.
Subdivision is the process of dividing one property title into many. In the process,
you increase the value.
Residential units are smaller development that is ideal for mom and pop investors. A
typical development will be two or three small townhouses.
Each of these small development strategies is more affordable than commercial and
industrial development. They are an excellent way to dip your toe in the water with
property development. But they still have significant profit potential, and present
an excellent opportunity to grow your wealth.
If you want to minimise your risk and increase your chances of potential profit, it’s
essential to understand the problems you could run into during development.
The risks associated with property development may include:
Change in the market, including interest rates variations, elections, or recession.
Changes in planning and construction laws. These can include new council
requirements, new or revised environmental plans, and rezoning.
Changes in the property cycle that can affect demand and prices.
Increases in the cost of construction materials or labour because of unforeseen laws
or economic circumstances.
Builders or contractors going into liquidation during the construction phase of the
development.
Adverse weather conditions like bushfires, flooding or cyclones that can setback a
development.
Unexpected groundworks and other costs.
Disputes with builders and contractors that can lead to an extended construction
period.
The difference between successful and unsuccessful developers is that successful
people take risks while also looking for ways to minimise them.
In our Property Uplift Program, we teach students to identify and minimise risks
associated with development.