by Kunal Mehta on
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Our client's brief was straightforward - to find a good investment property with development upside to increase cashflow & yield for passive income. Even though our client did not have any previous development experience, they were still up for the challenge and were looking for something easy and possibly a smaller project.
We found a great 3-bedroom property (renovated only a few years ago) on a very quiet street of a West Auckland suburb, Glendene. The property was marketed to sell via auction and it was situated in Single House Zoning (Auckland Unitary Plan). It lacked competition from developers for this reason, and as a result, was passed-on at the auction.
With strong knowledge of zoning rules, we knew this would be a perfect opportunity for our clients to secure the property under a conditional contract and investigate to either build/relocate a minor dwelling on the site as it offered easy access to public stormwater and sewer connections (located on-site). This would allow for both equity creation and cashflow increment by having two dwellings on single title!
As soon we got the property under contact, we worked with our team of builders and development specialists to validate the potential this site had to offer. The property had deferred maintenance, however we put a plan in place with the property management company on behalf of our clients to have this done over a period of time so our client can maintain the rental cashflow during this time. We also introduced our clients to meet with development specialist and build companies to understand the feasibility, process, cost and time frames of the new build.
Kunal Mehta - Auckland
kunal@ifindproperty.co.nz
021 024 69442
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