Two common strategies in residential property development designed to generate profit and grow your portfolio are land subdivision and duplex development. Each approach comes with its own set of advantages, challenges and financial requirements. We break down the key differences between subdivision and duplex development so you can make a more informed decision.
This guide provides practical tips to enhance your chances of getting approved for finance. By preparing your development finance application thoroughly and engaging with a trusted loan specialist like Assured Management, you can set your project on the path to successful financing.
When navigating the landscape of property financing, it’s essential to understand the various loan types available. For those in the construction industry or planning to build their own homes, two primary types of financing stand out: development loans and building loans. While both play crucial roles in the property market, they cater to different audiences and have unique features.
This article explores the primary categories of risks that can impact a property development project, along with effective strategies for mitigating these risks.
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Discover the Benefits of Private Lenders for Property Development - Speed, Flexibility, and Personalised Support for Your Success
If you're an aspiring property developer, you're entering a field with the potential to enhance your investment portfolio's profitability. However, successful property development involves careful planning, strategy, and execution to ensure desired gains instead of unexpected losses.
We provide an overview of the various stages of the property development process.
Funding the property development project of a new or inexperienced developer is a huge risk for most lenders.