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    Tax Tip 74: Selling a property that secures other loans

    Great, thanks.
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 5th Feb, 2016 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Tax Tip 74: Selling a property that secures other loans

    Sorry, to clarify: Current PPOR1 with lender A (includes a LOC with deductible debt separate from the non-deductible debt). Buy a new PPOR2 and...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 4th Feb, 2016 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Tax Tip 74: Selling a property that secures other loans

    Hi Terry, how would you do it if the new PPOR loan is with another vendor?
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 4th Feb, 2016 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    What is frontage?

    It's R20
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 25th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    What is frontage?

    Council/Planning approval context is what i'm interested in. The RCodes say: "The width of a lot at the primary street setback line, provided...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 25th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    What is frontage?

    Hi All, in the image below, is frontage 12m (ie the width of the setback parrallel to the road), or 10m (the width of the block). This is in WA:...
    Thread by: Clayton Sharp, 25th Jan, 2016, 25 replies, in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Thats great info, thanks @Westminster
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 17th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    @Westminster, I am warming to this idea, what is the process for applying to WAPC? Would I need to get a town planner and surveyer and have plans...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 17th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Youve given me alot to think about @Westminster. Thanks!
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 16th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Thats very good to know @Westminster is that documented anywhere? The existing house (our ppor) is in pretty good condition so i dont think it...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 16th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Block is 820 sqm. There is 9m from the front boundary to the exiting dwelling which would then go down the 6m at the side.
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 16th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Sorry @Westminster, was referring to a non-battleaxe alternative. Heres a pic: [ATTACH] Wondering if council disapprove of odd shaped developments...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 16th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Thanks @Perthguy & @Westminster. Another question, are 'reverse battle axes' acceptable to council. Ie the front of the block meets the min...
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 16th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development
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    Single bedroom dwelling battleaxe requirements

    Thanks. Would probably rent for a bit to get the CGT discount then sell. Westminster, how did you calculate the 291 sqm?
    Post by: Clayton Sharp, 15th Jan, 2016 in forum: Development