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- Why are First Home Buyers Struggling to Buy Their Homes? And How to Solve It
Best and Final Offer , Auction , Closed Auction , Boardroom Auction , Fixed Date Sale , Sell by Set Date
- Melbourne Bargain Suburbs for Every Budget in 2023
The bullish buying, buyers' fear of missing out (FOMO), high 90+% auction clearance rates in the first half of 2022 quickly gave way to a bearishly low 50% auction clearance rates, and an almost immediate end to bidding frenzy at open auctions.
- Right Property. Right Price.
At some auctions, we've come across many instances of people overpaying for properties. Over paying 10-20% seems to be the norm at auctions now.
- First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS). Help is here.
Bidding activities at some auctions have once again, reached insane levels, with buyers overpaying hundreds
- Why Free “Property Seminar” Costs You More—and Why Buyers Advocate are Your Best Investment
listings such as realestate.com.au Data-driven suburb shortlists tailored to your budget and goals Skilled auction When you factor in time saved, stress avoided, and negotiation wins, a buyers advocate often pays for
- Where can you buy Glen Waverley Secondary College property for under $1.1M?
after rejecting our offer, the vendor brought their listing to a different agent, who recommended an auction Auction day come, and the property was passed in, with the vendor insisting on a reserve of $1.3million
- Investment Focus: Wheelers Hill - Why Our Buyers Advocates Are Watching Properties Here
Think Bigger, Smarter, Longer-Term If you’re a buyer thinking beyond the next auction weekend—if you're
- How to Negotiate for a Property
In this article, our buyers advocates and advisors will explore some negotiation winning tips on how to make an offer for a property, and walking away winning or at the very least, without a sore ego.
- Property Upgraders - Do it quick
few months ago, Domain has published an article detailing how the Melbourne market had turned and the window I was at an auction this morning. A property with great access to Melbourne CBD, was listed for auction with a price range of $750,000 Auction kicked off at $780,000, and the bidding frenzy between 5 bidders did not stop until it hits $940,000
- Mortgage Brokers and Property Advice. Here's What You Need to Know
We agreed to proceed with preparing for the auction bid at around $2.5 million. The evening before the auction, the mortgage clerk sent our client a "valuation" of $2.1 million, which The property was eventually auctioned and sold for $2.52 million. He definitely wasn't aware that because of this action, he was about to lose his job. client his opinion in the last minute and this wasn't brought to our attention until minutes before the auction
