Real estate valuation Australia sellers imagine tends to look like a tape measure and a clipboard, a brief walk through each room followed by a number. What actually happens in the driveway, before the agent has even walked through the front door, often matters more than anything measured inside the
Real Estate Valuation Australia: The Real Process Behind an Appraisal Visit
Sellers picturing a real estate valuation Australia agents perform usually imagine a tape measure, a clipboard, and a brisk walk through each room ending in a number. What actually determines much of that number happens in the driveway, before the agent has stepped foot past the front door, and it i
Selling Costs Real Estate: What Gets Left Off the Agency Agreement
Selling costs real estate agents quote at the start rarely match what a seller actually calculates after settlement. A seller expecting to walk away with roughly ninety percent of their sale price, after commission and the obvious costs, was surprised to find the true figure closer to eighty-four pe
Why Agent Sales Records Are Easy to Misread and How to Read Them Correctly
Track records are real. The sales happened. The prices are accurate. What is missing is context - and context is where the picture changes. A list of twenty sold properties in twelve months looks impressive until you find out the agent had forty listings and half of them did not sell.Most sellers do
Dangers of Pricing Too High When Selling
There is a version of this that plays out regularly. A vendor lists at a number that feels right to them - maybe it reflects what they paid, what they spent on renovations, what a neighbour got three years ago. The first two weeks pass with thin enquiry. Then the feedback starts coming in. Then the