I feel like a ferret!!!Now your talking lol----------- It took me a few years of being had before I discovered that valuable tool
When you stick you nose in and start investigating, talking to many in the game, you find it's rather a small world out there.
The best lesson I learnt was, regardless as to whether an agent is involved, speak directly to the developer or buyer.
The last transaction I did, I was working through and with a Project manager who did the negotiations with the Developer, and they paid him a finders fee, so there was no commission payable by us.
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Anyway my property is zoned village precinct - minimum lot size 500sqm.
Over here (WA), I expect that would mean your zoning is already Urban = the boot is on your foot, short settlement, the risk is not there for the Buyer.
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His family is a pioneer family and owns lots of land in the area.
looks like something the cat dragged in. = LOL, my wife tells me that often.
My Grand Parents were the Pioneers over here, ex - Dairy farming area.
We purchased ours further down the road 15 years ago as we could see the potential.
I am yet to get on my shed roof and take it down as that's coming with us. lol.
Where moving just over the other side of the freeway, escaping lol, onto a bigger property, new build and down the track if they want that, they will need to cut us off on 5 acres and build around us.
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So yes, by all means speak with the developer and if nothing else, you will learn more.
All looking good for you.
