Reply With Quotechucaro that's kinda the plan - lot's of people do it that way up here and i've worked in some shed's that are nicer than many homes, plus we can use it as a holiday home for visiting rely's
Swaggie
Taff when you get the plans for the "shed" remember to ask the builder to do the slab for a dwelling, in this way if it is coming to the crunch with fully insolated walls and roof, cooking, toilet and ldy facilities your shed can become a homeOriginally Posted by taff
thanks guys all good points, guess i might be worrying over nothing - i knew i shouldn't have watched the news.
i forgot about the grant and your right it does end in june so i'll probably be better off buying as soon as we get our PR.
Ian thats the plan with the shed, to save us having to rent and pay the mortgage - plus at the end i'll have a huge shed that'll need filling.
Bojan thanks for the offer, i might look you up on the processes as obviously this'll be the first house we've built in oz and ian if you don't mind i might do the same with you as i know you've gone through these in this area also.
thanks all
The slab here in Qld have to be 150 mm instead of 100 for a shed. Not a big investment to cover your future
Master
chucaro that's kinda the plan - lot's of people do it that way up here and i've worked in some shed's that are nicer than many homes, plus we can use it as a holiday home for visiting rely's
Master
Mate I know a few tradies in the area.From plumbers, sparkies,roof chipies, plasters etc. We like to help each other out
cheers Ian
.... and you know I do house plans & deal with shires ... so you can ask me for free advise
Mike
Swaggie
mike 90 rr and bully 130 both of you are champions.
It is great to see people like you how are ready to help a mate.
Master
thanks heaps guys. ian i keep meaning to pop down for a beer and a look aound your 130 will have to sort something out soon.
mike pm sent
If you have a stable job some cash and are looking at staying in the house for several years then now seams like a very good time to buy. if it drops by another 10% this year but it goes up in the folowing years you are better off in the long term.
The stable job is the issue, not sure what industry you are in but construction is heading into a very quiet time,
Master
i am currently in the construction trade but am making plans for when it goes tits up. i did my apprenticeship many moons ago as an aircraft technician a/e & structures with the Air Force and am toying with the idea of a return to this industry and have a job offer on the table, i'm also thinking of the police force but have to wait till my PR completes
i own a property in the u.k. and am hoping to be able to hold onto it. the idea here is to mortgage the land and build the house for cash over the course of maybe 18 months - (hence the need for a pretty schmick shed) but i was a little worried if it all came crashing down then i'd have a house which i'd invested a fair amount of cash into being worthless
Swaggie
SubscriberThis is going to be todays dumb question.
I've read all the posts in this thread and you mention PR several times, but I can't figure out what you mean.....
Does this mean I am very old or something?
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