WHY IS IT SO?
Why do some people in an office struggle while others in the same office succeed? Mentor – James Bell, Head of Network Century 21 Australasiahttps://www.century21.com.au/ Continue reading WHY IS IT SO?
Category: Finance
Price Guides
Agents are forever being accused of under quoting, and every state and territory has laws that are suppose to prevent it. The most extreme being in Queensland, where it’s actually against the law for an agent to give a price guide. Veronica Morgan asks Meighan Wells, how do agents go about getting the right buyers in the door, when they’re not able actually publish or … Continue reading Price Guides
Early results show stability
This week and weekend There were 1,160 homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week Continue reading Early results show stability
FIND TOMORROW’S SELLERS
That is the million dollar question. How do I find the next seller? Here is one simple thing you can do to unearth more than you thought possible. Mentor – Aaron Shiner – 2020 eCourse Continue reading FIND TOMORROW’S SELLERS
Price Guides + Set Limits + Never Too Late To Depreciate
Pitch it low and watch it go or pitch it high and watch it die. The language used by agents when it comes to pricing a property. Agents are forever being accused of underquoting – pitch it low and watch it go – and every state and territory has laws that are supposed to prevent it. In Queensland, the State Government has passed a law … Continue reading Price Guides + Set Limits + Never Too Late To Depreciate
Happy As A Pig In Mud
Happy as a pig in mud – that is how Zac has described this property he is marketing on Brisbane’s Northside. The home is set on a 728sqm block with a 16m frontage. It’s just a few minutes’ walk from the local state school, golf course, and 10 minutes to get you down to the waterfront. The house has three bedrooms, a large shed, an … Continue reading Happy As A Pig In Mud
Pandemic drives demand in regional markets
According to reports we have been receiving, there has been a noticeable increase in inquiry from investors and first home buyers, who, having negotiated to work from home and can see the benefits, has encouraged them to consider relocating to more affordable regional centers. Property Mavens buyers and vendors advocate Miriam Sandkuhler tells me what she is experiencing. Continue reading Pandemic drives demand in regional markets
Doomsayer explains his theory
When Veronica Morgan first heard of our next guest, she wrote him off as just another disaster predictor out to get a headline and get noticed – but it wasn’t until she had a conversation with Martin North that she realized there was some reasoning behind his thinking. In the first part of this interview, Veronica asks Martin about his view that property in Australia … Continue reading Doomsayer explains his theory
Grand Proportions and Undefined Luxury
This magnificent home has been designed to the highest standard to capture an impressive 180-degree view of Terrigal, Wamberal, and the ocean. With 4 levels of pure indulgent comfort, a combination of European and custom bespoke fixtures and fittings, state-of-the-art technology, and more than 792sqm of living. Providing a lifestyle unlike any other, every imaginable luxury has been considered. A property that is huge in … Continue reading Grand Proportions and Undefined Luxury
Regional buyers seize the day
Young families, relocating workers, and retirees looking to optimize their superannuation savings are among some of the home buyers opting for a regional owner-occupier change. Many will choose to rent creating a strong investment possibility. Cate Bakos from the Real Estate Agents Buyers Association talks over the possibilities with Propertyology’s Simon Pressley. Continue reading Regional buyers seize the day