Feasibility
Five Strategies. One Property. Pick the Winner.
The same address might be a $58k cosmetic flip, a $92k full reno, or a $214k subdivision. Feasibility runs every strategy the property could support, side by side.
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Feasibility comparison view on iPhone — three to five strategy cards stacked with profit numbers.
The five strategies we run
Every play the property could support.
Cosmetic flip
Tired but solid. Paint, kitchen, bathroom, landscaping. 6–12 weeks.
Full renovation
Knock walls around. Re-plumb. Rewire. New everything. 4–6 months.
Subdivision
Big enough lot, right zone, right minimum frontage. Sell as titles or build to suit. 9–18 months.
Granny flat / dual occupancy
Backyard build, second income or sale. Quick if your council allows it.
Strata
Multi-unit conversion. Higher complexity, higher upside. Best in established density zones.
Inside each Feasibility
The numbers that decide the deal.
- ✓Total project cost (purchase + reno + holding + selling)
- ✓Expected sale price by strategy
- ✓Net profit
- ✓ROI %
- ✓Timeline
- ✓Key risks specific to that strategy
How flippers actually use this
Real decisions, made faster.
The accidental subdivider
Sarah was looking at a 720m² lot for a cosmetic flip. Feasibility flagged the lot exceeded her council's minimum subdivision frontage. The subdivision play came in at three times the profit. Same property, different game.
The talked-out-of-it reno
Mick wanted to swing a hammer. Feasibility showed the full reno's holding-cost exposure made the cosmetic version a stronger margin. He bought, painted, refloored, sold. Out in eight weeks.
Decision-support information only. Always conduct your own due diligence and seek independent professional advice.
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