Buying guide
Getting into property development
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Last updated: 2 September 2024
AI summary
Property development is a high-risk venture requiring significant work, not a get-rich-quick scheme. Success demands education, substantial capital (often a 30-35% deposit), and a professional team.
Key tasks involve:
- Assessing site feasibility and potential
- Calculating value versus costs
- Managing legal compliance and finance
Experts advise you start small, like subdividing an existing property, to build crucial skills and experience before tackling larger, more complex projects.
But first, what does property development involve?
Get educated
What type of deveoment would you build?
Make sure you have the necessary capital
Learn to spot and evaluate an opportunity
Value
Costs
Property development is difficult and risky, but the rewards can be huge.
Understand the numbers
Start small and get your skills up
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