Reported project outcome
$280KReported project profit from a three-townhouse joint venture.*
Cheng & EleaProperty development education · Australian courses & mentoring
Get educated. Learn to target $100,000 to $300,000 profit on your first deal.
Learn how to find the right property, add value through subdivision or development, and test whether the numbers support your profit goal. Start with education, then build a plan for your first deal.
Jason and Amy’s Australian property development courses, mentoring and 4S framework take you from finding an opportunity to feasibility, funding, construction and the decision to sell or hold.
Start with the free masterclassFree online training · Real Australian projects
$100,000–$300,000 is a profit target, not a forecast or typical result. Outcomes depend on the deal, costs, finance and execution. Losses are possible.
Since 2008Developers first. Educators second.
18 yearspractical experience†
Real projectspersonally led in Australia†
One frameworkfrom opportunity to exit
Real case studiesthe work, numbers and risks
The retail way vs the wholesale way
Do you need lots of money to start property development?
The retail waySave a huge deposit, buy a finished property at retail price and wait years for the market to create growth.
The wholesale development method
Start with the right deal—not necessarily a huge deposit.
Find an opportunity where development can create value, prove the numbers through a detailed feasibility and structure it with a suitable capital partner or joint venture.
In the masterclass, we unpack a selected project with a reported $300,000 profit result—including the deal, the team, the funding and the risks behind it.*
Your role is to become the deal-maker: find the opportunity, test the numbers and lead the professional team from purchase to exit.
Don’t reinvent the process. Copy ours. We give you the step-by-step system, checklists and templates we use on our own projects.
See the exact system in the free masterclassWhat the wholesale system shows you
You don’t need to become the planner, architect, engineer or builder. You need a system for leading the right specialists.
- Start learning the process without waiting to save a large deposit.
- See how investor-funded and 50/50 joint-venture structures can work.
- Find and assess deals with the potential margin investors look for.
- Begin applying the first stages of the system in your first week.
*Selected past result, not typical or guaranteed. Capital-partner funding depends on project viability, due diligence and partner approval.
Experience you can examine
Two ordinary Australians. One core strategy. 18 years doing the work.†
Jason and Amy began in 2008 on a combined household income below $100,000.† They were not employees borrowing another developer’s track record. They became project principals, built specialist teams and applied one value-creation approach through changing markets.
Their completed developments now represent hundreds of millions in reported project value.† The masterclass takes you behind the claim—into the projects, decisions and evidence—so you can judge the strategy for yourself.
2008Started in property development†18 yearsPractical project experience†
Watch the proof in the masterclassStudent proof
Real students. Real projects. Their reported results.
Hear where students started, how they structured their projects and the outcomes they reported—not just a number with no story behind it.
Reported project outcome
9 figuresReported development-business case study.*
SimonReported project outcome
$600KReported profit from one project.*
Michael & DarrylynReported project outcome
$1M+Reported profit across three projects in two years.*
Student project story*Selected student-reported case studies.
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A different way to enter property
The slow way—or a plan to create value sooner.
Both approaches involve risk. The difference is where the value may come from.
Conventional approach
Retail & wait
×- Pay retail prices for a finished product.
- Agent commissions form part of selling costs.
- Wait for market growth rather than creating an immediate value uplift.
- What you buy
- A completed property.
- How value grows
- Rental income and long-term market movement.
- Your role
- Owner and long-term investor.
Think Property Club focus
Find. Add value. Profit.
✓- Create value sooner through a viable subdivision or development.
- Direct deals can avoid a selling agent; other project costs still apply.
- Choose to sell or hold, with equity access subject to valuation and finance.
- What you find
- A site with an opportunity to add value.
- How value is created
- Planning, subdivision, renovation or construction.
- Your role
- Assess, structure and lead the project with specialists.
Project profits, costs and timeframes vary. Subdivision requires suitable land and approvals; holding does not automatically reduce tax.
The complete training framework
Four pillars. One complete path from learning to execution.
The free masterclass introduces the 4S framework. Think Property Club’s full training shows members how to apply all four across a project.
01System
Follow the project from opportunity to exit.A 12-stage roadmap covering site assessment, feasibility, planning, funding, delivery and exit.
02Strategy
Match the right value-creation strategy to the site.Compare subdivision, planning and construction options against demand, numbers, timeframe and risk.
03Specialist team
Know who to involve—and when.Understand the role of planners, designers, builders, finance professionals, solicitors and accountants.
04Support
Apply the process with experienced guidance.Use coaching, project feedback and a peer community to pressure-test decisions and keep moving.
Not four unrelated bonuses. One integrated decision framework included in the full training.
Inside the free masterclass
See how a project moves from idea to exit.
Three practical outcomes. Real Australian examples. No vague theory.
01
Find the opportunity
Learn how developers identify sites where planning, subdivision or construction may create value.
02
Structure the funding
See how a viable deal, capital and clearly defined responsibilities may come together through a joint venture.
03
Deliver and exit
Follow the journey from feasibility and approvals through finance, construction and the decision to sell or hold.
See the evidence before you act
Learn how value is created before you risk a dollar.
In the free masterclass, Jason and Amy show you how they assess small-scale projects, test feasibility, structure joint ventures and use the 4S framework to plan each stage.
- Real project and student case studies
- How developers screen unsuitable deals early
- What credible capital partners look for
- The four pillars behind every project
Free online training · Short access form · Australian examples
Property development in Australia
Learn the decisions behind a good development deal.
Think Property Club teaches small-scale property development through practical courses, mentoring and Australian project examples. Start with the topics that matter to your next step.
Subdivision & backyard development
Learn how to check zoning, minimum lot size, driveway access and services before planning a new home behind an existing house.
Read the subdivision guideProperty development feasibility
Test purchase costs, approvals, construction, finance and selling costs against realistic end values. A feasibility study helps you decide whether to proceed.
Explore feasibility and cost guidesJoint ventures & development finance
Understand how a viable project, a capital partner and agreed responsibilities may fit together. Funding needs due diligence, written agreements and professional advice.
Explore property development trainingProperty development mentoring for beginners
From finding a development site to assessing feasibility, organising a specialist team and planning an exit, the 4S framework connects each stage. Jason and Amy Byron teach the process they use on Australian projects, with member coaching and support described in the full training.
Meet Jason and Amy →Choose your next lesson
Find the right guide for your next property decision.
Start with the fundamentals, test a potential site, then understand how to fund and deliver a viable project. These guides help you ask better questions before committing.
Learn how property value is created
Explore the strategies and market evidence behind small-scale Australian property development.
Property development educationSubdivision and backyard developmentRenovation and adding valueMarket research and comparable salesTest the site and the numbers
Understand planning constraints, practical site risks and the full costs that belong in your feasibility.
Zoning and planning approvalsProperty due diligenceDevelopment feasibility and costsStormwater, services and accessUnderstand funding and delivery
Learn about capital, partnerships, construction and the decision to sell or hold.
Development financeProperty joint venturesConstruction and project deliverySelling, holding and exit strategiesProperty tax educationSearch all property development guides → · Meet your educators, Jason and Amy →
Straight answers
Australian property development: your questions answered.
Start with clear answers about subdivision, feasibility, funding and training.
How do I start property development in Australia?
Start by learning how to find a suitable site, check local planning rules and build a feasibility study. Allow for acquisition, approvals, construction, finance and exit costs before committing. The free Think Property Club masterclass introduces this process.
Can I subdivide my backyard and build a second house?
Possibly. Zoning, minimum lot size, overlays, driveway access, services and council requirements determine what is feasible. A town planner and a detailed feasibility assessment should test the site before purchase or development.
What is a property development feasibility study?
It compares realistic project revenue with the full costs of buying, approving, funding, building and selling or holding the development. It also tests timeframes, contingencies and downside scenarios.
How does a property development joint venture work?
Partners agree how to contribute capital, skills or a site, manage responsibilities and share outcomes. A suitable deal, due diligence and professionally prepared legal agreements are essential. Joint ventures do not guarantee funding or profits.
Do I need a large deposit?
Not necessarily the full project capital. The masterclass explains how joint ventures may be structured, but they still require a viable deal, willing partners, clear responsibilities and professional advice.
Do I need development experience?
No. The masterclass starts with the fundamental decisions and shows how the complete process fits together.
Will I make hundreds of thousands of dollars?
No result can be promised. You will learn how developers test whether a project has a viable potential margin before proceeding.
Is the training Australian?
Yes. The examples, terminology, specialists and project context are Australian.
Your next step
Before your next property decision, learn how value is really created.
Watch the free masterclass and decide whether small-scale property development is the right path for you.
Watch the free masterclassExplore the topics
Get educated in Australian property development.
Learn how to start property development in Australia, assess a subdivision site, test development feasibility and understand property joint ventures. Explore practical property development courses and mentoring for beginners, including the decisions behind building a new house in your backyard.