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    have you thought of sitting down and do a total feasability plan and outcomes on this?

    Might I suggest you get yourself a book by Ron Forlee called An Intelligent Guide to Australian Property Development, which gives abreife overview of what you need, then crunch the numbers and produce your plan, get finance etc.

    Regards

    landbourne

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    To ptotect yourself from time and cost overruns you must know your contract conditions like your builder would.

    You basically have to know how to play the game and have systems in place.

    if you need more info, email me – [email protected] and I’ll try to help.

    Regards

    Landbourne

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    Basil

    an interesting topic that has illicited different approaches – and that is the answer – the approach you take is dependent on the circumstances and the people you are dealing with.

    You can only make a judgement at that momeent in time, and it depends on a number of reasons and your own emotions – how you are reading the circumstances, your experiences and your own expectations, in other owrds, it is a judgement call and we all deal with it differently.

    As to whether we can all be winners – I don’t think so! Its an ideal to strive for but it isn’t always a realality.

    So, there’s my two bobs worth –

    Regards

    Landborne!

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