Flipping thread

Discussion in 'What to buy' started by ATANG, 26th Apr, 2018.

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    Yeah, i read that. I don't think there's much profit after all the costs though...
     
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    better some money than no money - ppl need to eat some kimchi too :)
     
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    Yeah... do u think someone will pay 1.5 for that tiny block? no carpark some more... Hm... :confused:
     
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    not sure - a 2 bedder too. that is more ex that sth melb and parts of albert park though below the median. - u go see the auction. though collingwood neighbouring suburb has been flying through the roof 31% for the year and also was the most ex auction sold last week or week before.
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    Time will tell, I don't think so not a 2 bedder, tiny block
    Also somewhat telling a private sell, and a very large price range, that speaks volumes to me

    Now that the market is softening, lets watch over the next 3-4 weeks.
    Reminds me of the Marrickville flip thread that was posted, desirable location, however wrong time to flip

    Just some simple numbers -

    Stamp duty around $60K
    Holding costs for 12 months close to $60K??
    Selling fees - $30K

    Now how much was the reno is the question?
     
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    Not a private sale. Plus that suburb is booming - although i agree, margins are tight.
     
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    Definitely a good one!
    I’ve never watched the Oakleigh market but I was blown away after scrolling through recently sold. This one it seems they picked up a bmv bargain-other comparables sold that month we’re 1.1m +
    I wonder if they bought and did nothing would it have still sold for same amount? Can’t believe some are bringing 1.5-2mil
     
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    Probably cost $300k but less if you are a tradesman of sorts. I suspect they worked flat out over the holiday period to get it done so fast.

    As I have said before, there are markets within markets and still plenty of ways to make money in Melbourne despite the 'overall' market slowing.
     
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    I think probably ard 150-170k? seems like he kept the boards just standard kitchen with stone bench no waterfall, tiled bathrooms and deck and render, i did something similar in Doncaster years ago- it’s a very good example of flipping in melb that there are markets within markets
     
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    I thought around 100k-140k max
    We did whole house for 35k and that was gutting most of it and replastering, new bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles etc and new second hand kitchen (looked new) but without extending, keeping the original foot print. We didn’t touch the exterior though. We got a lot of new things/near new etc from gum tree though. My hubby is a tradie though and does that type of stuff in his job anyway though.
     
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