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-1- Market Position
Timing relative to growth in recent years...
SPR targets areas that have a proven history of growth. Areas which show low or no growth in recent years, but have strong growth drivers, are desirable as the recent history of little growth means that the impact of the growth drivers on the market is expected to move the market into the growth phase of the cycle.
-2- Rental Demand
Vacancy Rate below 3%...
SPR targets areas that have a proven history of growth. Areas which show low or no growth in recent years, but have strong growth drivers, are desirable as the recent Vacancy Rate below 3%expected to move the market into the growth phase of the cycle.
-3- Upcoming Supply
Research to mitigate the risk of oversupply...
SPR investigates the area to identify potential risks of oversupply, including forecasted land releases, current development project and applications for future projects in the area.
-4- Growth Drivers
Infrastructure and development expenditure...
SPR investigates the area to identify drivers for growth. This focuses on the investment into local infrastructure and development projects. The aim is to understand the impact of existing and recently completed projects the current
status of future projects planned.
-5- Affordability
Identify the most liquid/sellable price range for the market...
SPR investigates the area to identify the most liquid/sellable price range for the market and ensure that this suits the clients price range of $300,000-$500,000.
-6- Rental Income
Yield greater then 4.5%...
SPR requests a number of Rent Appraisals from local Property Managers to identify the expected rental income.
-7- Property Type
Property Type...
SPR interviews local Property Managers to identify the property type that is most in demand by quality tenants in the area.
-8- Quality Tenants
Profiles of quality tenants for the area...
SPR interviews local Property Managers to identify the profiles of quality tenants for the area. This allows the landlord to ensure that the property they purchase will appeal to this type of tenant.
-9- Tenant Expectations
Inclusions that attract desirable tenants...
-10- Property Management Fees
Local Property Management fee...
SPR interviews local Property Managers to identify the inclusions that will attract quality tenants. SPR interviews local Property Managers to identify the average management fee and how
negotiable this fee is considering the buying power of the group.
-11- Most Desirable Location within the Suburb
Locations to target or avoid...
-12- Screening Developers
Identifying quality local developers and builders...
SPR interviews local Property Managers to identify the most desired locations within the targeted suburb. SPR interviews local Developers and Builders to assess their history, financial ability, DFT
and ASIC checked. The focus is to ensure that they can deliver on budget, on time, every time.
-13- Product Quality
Inspect and review recent projects...
SPR will inspect and review recent projects completed by the developer to assess the build quality, workmanship and inclusions.
-14- Product Suitability
Ability to supply product that matches the market demand...
SPR negotiates with local Developers and Builders to ensure that they can supply product that matches the property type identified in SPR’s earlier research for this area.
-15- Property Valuation
Example of independent valuation of a matching property...
SPR sources an independent valuation, from an approved bank panel valuer, for a property matching the product intended for the client.
-16- Property Inclusions
Turnkey property that meets demand expectations...
SPR negotiates with the Developer to provide the inclusions identified in the research of tenant expectations in this area.
-17- Fixed Priced Contract
Contract terms that mitigate unexpected costs...
SPR negotiates contract terms that mitigate any additional costs or exposure to the buyer beyond the purchase price.
-18- Minimum Deposit
Negotiate terms that facilitate the minimum deposit...
SPR negotiates the contract so that the smallest upfront cash obligation is required.
-19- Settlement Terms
Settlement terms that minimise cash commitments...
-20- Capped Holding Costs
Contract terms that fix maximum holding costs...
SPR negotiates favourable settlement terms that minimise the buyer’s cash commitment. SPR negotiates contract terms that cap the maximum holding costs placing the responsibility for the cost of unexpected delays on the Developer.
-21- Passive Involvement
Developer manages the process from concept to completion...
SPR negotiates that the Developer takes responsibility for the delivery of the product from the concept to completion including professional colour matching for the interior.
-22- Community Evaluation
Presentation and feel of the surrounding area...
SPR personally inspect the site and physically ‘walk the ground’ to observe what can be seen, heard and smelt where your property will be built.
-23- Site Inspection
Personal site inspection...
SPR personally inspect the site and physically ‘walk the ground’ to observe what can be seen, heard and smelt where your property will be built.
-24- Property Design
The right floor plan for the site...
SPR reviews the floor plan for each lot to ensure that it matches rental demand and is suitable for the site. How efficient and functional the floor plan is in real world use for tenants is also considered.
-25- Client’s Expectations
Ensure the property and the deal meet the client’s expectations...
The last check is to ensure the overall deal meets the clients’s expectations including a budget to cover the depreciation schedule, tax variation and the cost of reasearching the
area.
Conclusion
SPR concludes with a summary of the area’s strengths and weakness.