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June 21, 2025
What Can You Expect?
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INDUSTRY EXPERT
Our Industry Experts present on topics relevant to you and address the challenges that you will face on your property development journey
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REAL DEAL
These are members of the community presenting their own deals, showcasing the good / bad and the sometimes 'ugly'
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MASTERMINDING
Our very unique Masterminding process where we help you to overcome your current challenges so that you can achieve a successful return
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+ NETWORKING
Don't forget the after meeting drinks...where many a JV partnership is found and at times this part can go for as long as the formal meeting, so be sure to get a 'leave pass' to join us!
Decode Flood Maps Before You Buy (Civil Works Engineers) + Lift - Shift Reno and Subdivide (Lynda Kelly)
Bringing together the collective knowledge & experience of your local community to assist you in progressing on your Property Development journey.
Civil Works Engineers - Roger Andrade
Roger has extensive experience (over 20 years) in a wide range of projects, including subdivisions, small and medium multi-unit sites, shopping centres, schools, and industrial and commercial building developments and can help you with any aspect of your civil engineering requirements.
Industry Expert
Decode Flood Maps Before You Buy (Civil Works Engineers – Roger Andrade)
Flood Maps Don’t Lie… But You Might Be Misreading Them!
Every week, developers walk away from great deals or worse, walk into disaster zones all because they don’t know how to read a flood overlay properly.
Flood-affected properties are one of the most common issues uncovered during due diligence. And yet, most people treat flood maps like a red flag instead of a roadmap. The real danger isn’t the flood itself it’s the misunderstanding of what the data means.
Here’s the kicker: just because a site sits in a flood zone doesn’t mean it’s a write-off. In fact, with the right knowledge, some of these sites present massive upside if you know how to navigate the constraints.
At this month’s Property Developer Network Meetup, Roger Andrade our Industry Expert will cut through the confusion and show you:
- An easy way to spot potential issues and opportunities
- That a property appearing as flood-affected on a flood map does not necessarily mean it has experienced flooding
- How to understand the map, unlock the potential
- And present three case studies
Whether you're doing your first feasibility or your fiftieth, this session will sharpen your due diligence skills and help you separate real risk from imagined roadblocks.
Because when it comes to development, it’s not about avoiding flood zones it’s about knowing how to work with them.
Don’t let bad intel kill a good deal. Join us and learn how to flood-proof your strategy before you even buy.
Flood Maps Don’t Lie… But You Might Be Misreading Them!
Every week, developers walk away from great deals or worse, walk into disaster zones all because they don’t know how to read a flood overlay properly.
Flood-affected properties are one of the most common issues uncovered during due diligence. And yet, most people treat flood maps like a red flag instead of a roadmap. The real danger isn’t the flood itself it’s the misunderstanding of what the data means.
Here’s the kicker: just because a site sits in a flood zone doesn’t mean it’s a write-off. In fact, with the right knowledge, some of these sites present massive upside if you know how to navigate the constraints.
At this month’s Property Developer Network Meetup, Roger Andrade our Industry Expert will cut through the confusion and show you:
- An easy way to spot potential issues and opportunities
- That a property appearing as flood-affected on a flood map does not necessarily mean it has experienced flooding
- How to understand the map, unlock the potential
- And present three case studies
Whether you're doing your first feasibility or your fiftieth, this session will sharpen your due diligence skills and help you separate real risk from imagined roadblocks.
Because when it comes to development, it’s not about avoiding flood zones it’s about knowing how to work with them.
Don’t let bad intel kill a good deal. Join us and learn how to flood-proof your strategy before you even buy.
Since 2016, Lynda Kelly has completed five property developments, personally and participated in five joint venture partnerships. She has completed a Diploma in Project Management, trained as Master Practitioner in NLP and certified as a Development and Transformation Coach. She did all of that through floods, family breakdown, grieving miscarriages and family members. Lynda is a Property Developer, Coach and Single Mum raising an 11-year-old. She doesn’t consider herself to be a Superwoman, Lynda just just has a balanced mind set and leverages the skills and support of her Consultants and her Property Community. She wants to inspire others to think big and follow their passions. You might not become a full-time developer, but you can be involved in something wonderful, have a great life, and make homes, friends and money at the same time!
'Real Deal' Presentation
Lift, Shift, Reno and Subdivide (Lynda Kelly)
690m2, NGZ, Margate, Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland
Stepping into a new region as a property developer can feel like starting from scratch. You lose your trusted team and suddenly you’re relying on unfamiliar consultants, trades, and advice. Sounds manageable until it’s not and it all goes sideways.
That’s what happened Lynda Kelly. After moving into a new area, her consulting crew had to be rebuilt. The first Town Planner? Gave poor advice and delivered a less appealing approval with high. The Civil Engineer overdesigned the sewer plan and wasn’t interested in negotiating with her or Unity Water. The builder, one of four tendered and the last one standing. Young, talented, but inexperienced in business. Four months over schedule… then into liquidation when Lynda sought Liquidated Damages. The house raise did not go to plan and provides more learnings to share.
The project was a battle of bad advice, inflated costs, delays, damage and risk coming from all angles. The kind of experience that can wipe out a margin and push even experienced developers to the edge.
Instead of walking away, Lynda found ways to fight back and win. With a smart approach to negotiation, a strong eye for solutions and design teamed with the resilience to navigate chaos, Lynda not only salvaged the project, but came out of it with battle-tested insights every developer needs to hear.
At this month’s Property Developer Network Meetup, Lynda will walk you through:
-Red flags for poor-performing consultants early
-Negotiation skills to push back on over-engineered solutions
-What to do when your consultants or builder goes off track or under
-How to rebuild your team in a new region without getting burned
This isn’t theory. It’s boots-on-the-ground experience from someone who took the hits and is here to help you avoid them.
If you’ve ever said, “It won’t happen to me” this session is for you.
Come and learn how to protect your project, your profits, and your peace of mind.
690m2, NGZ, Margate, Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland
Stepping into a new region as a property developer can feel like starting from scratch. You lose your trusted team and suddenly you’re relying on unfamiliar consultants, trades, and advice. Sounds manageable until it’s not and it all goes sideways.
That’s what happened Lynda Kelly. After moving into a new area, her consulting crew had to be rebuilt. The first Town Planner? Gave poor advice and delivered a less appealing approval with high. The Civil Engineer overdesigned the sewer plan and wasn’t interested in negotiating with her or Unity Water. The builder, one of four tendered and the last one standing. Young, talented, but inexperienced in business. Four months over schedule… then into liquidation when Lynda sought Liquidated Damages. The house raise did not go to plan and provides more learnings to share.
The project was a battle of bad advice, inflated costs, delays, damage and risk coming from all angles. The kind of experience that can wipe out a margin and push even experienced developers to the edge.
Instead of walking away, Lynda found ways to fight back and win. With a smart approach to negotiation, a strong eye for solutions and design teamed with the resilience to navigate chaos, Lynda not only salvaged the project, but came out of it with battle-tested insights every developer needs to hear.
At this month’s Property Developer Network Meetup, Lynda will walk you through:
-Red flags for poor-performing consultants early
-Negotiation skills to push back on over-engineered solutions
-What to do when your consultants or builder goes off track or under
-How to rebuild your team in a new region without getting burned
This isn’t theory. It’s boots-on-the-ground experience from someone who took the hits and is here to help you avoid them.
If you’ve ever said, “It won’t happen to me” this session is for you.
Come and learn how to protect your project, your profits, and your peace of mind.
Pricing & Ticket Options
Pricing & Ticket Options
'Existing Annual Member' (Included for you, simply RSVP below)
'Casual Attendee' ($25 for 1 meeting only)
'Annual Member' ($250/year)
OR.....If it's your FIRST TIME
You can trial our PDN Annual Membership for JUST $1!
'Existing Annual Member' (Included for you, simply RSVP below)
'Casual Attendee' ($25 for 1 meeting only)
'Annual Member' ($250/year)
OR.....If it's your FIRST TIME
You can trial our PDN Annual Membership for JUST $1!
June 21, 2025
**Space Is Limited - RSVP NOW**
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