All you need to bring to the conversation is  where you are looking to buy land, the size, and what you are planning for the land. We do the rest. 

Generally, most people look at the following when buying land; Zoning restrictions, Water source, Safety from bushfires and flooding, Soil quality and composition, Orientation, Trees and bushland, Utility access, Incline of your block

If your land is registered with council, in theory, you can build once your building plans have been approved by council. 

There are a number of benefits from owning land in an estate:

1. If it's an investment, you may be able to get negative gearing benefits
2. The loan repayments for land is a lot less whilst you are finding the right builder for you

After all, land is an asset and getting a loan for this is generally a simpler process than a standard mortgage or a construction loan. 

Loan finance is one of the most streamlined loan processes. 

All you have to do is have 5% - 10% deposit of the land value to start the loan process. 

Call (02) 9137 4507 to speak with a KPIG Consultant today and we can put you in touch with a broker from our network. They are extremely experienced in this space and can help navigate you through the process and get you lowest the construction rates on the market. 

Most of our clients look for 3 things when buying land:

1. The area they are buying
2. The size of the lot
3. The intended build they wish to put on the land

Now, there are a number of other factors that are taken into consideration however we do that for each and every customer to ensure they are getting the absolute best deal on their land without compromising their building plans. 

Unlike cars or technology that reduce in value as time passes, Land is an appreciating assets meaning it continually goes up in value and land is considered to be the asset with the longest life span. 

Generally speaking, the deposit needed is 5% - 10% to get a loan for land. 

Whether or not you should pay cash for land is better answered by your accountant or financial advisor.