Property prices are getting expensive, especially when buying new...

Building costs are also at an all-time high.

There must be a cost-effective way to get into the market without having to live in a shoebox-sized apartment or unit.

If you have the know-how and persistence then a relocatable could be the answer.

No doubt you've thought about it, buying a piece of land then moving either an existing house or new house onto the land.

But how much does it all cost?

Is it worth it?

Can you get the bank to pay for most of it?

And how do you keep the council happy?

Someone that will tell you that embarking on a relocatable project is 100% worth it is Anthony Browne, who is actually a mortgage broker here at Tanta (as you probably know) and has just finished moving an existing property from a development site on to some land he brought in Riverhead.

This podcast episode is a case study of what he did, what he learned, and why he would do it again.

We cover how much each element cost, what to look for when buying the land, how to get an existing property for close to nothing, and how to keep the bank and the council on your side.

If you have specific questions for him please feel free to email him at [email protected]