Shane Banfield in South Melbourne, Victoria | Property company

Shane Banfield

Locality: South Melbourne, Victoria

Phone: +61 417 157 398

Address: 16 Sandilands Street South Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.infolio.com.au

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23.01.2022 HOW WE WORK: The Infolio Property Advisors team take great pride in securing the perfect property for our clients. All properties under consideration undergo a stringent criteria and review process to ensure they meet our strict capital growth investment model. Looking to learn more? Get in touch with our friendly team today: https://goo.gl/1xdnRx #InfolioProperty #Team

21.01.2022 THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS: "I love real estate in the sense of architecture and the character of the properties. I’m comfortable with people, too. So, I find myself in my element during real estate negotiations - helping home buyers and investors secure assets that will make a difference to their lives." #BuyRight #ShaneBanfield

15.01.2022 LOOKING NEXT DOOR: This article from the REIV identifies multiple postcodes abutting premium suburbs where buyers still have the opportunity to #BuyRight without exorbitant sales tags. How does a less expensive property purchase without compromising on amenities or services sound? Let the Infolio Property Advisors team find your next home or investment asset. https://goo.gl/UH89Sr #InfolioProperty #BuyRight

11.01.2022 IT'S YOUR TIME: And it's precious. Waiting years to become a market expert and purchase a property at the right price can cost you in both time and opportunity - potentially locking you out of premium Melbourne locations. Engage me to act as your buyer's advocate, and benefit from my market knowledge and deep industry connections. You'll #BuyRight before you know it. Can you really afford not to? Learn more: infolio.com.au #BuyRight #ShaneBanfield

10.01.2022 AUTUMN 2018: Don't miss Infolio Property Advisors' quarterly market review. This season, we address ongoing inconsistencies with quoting and the spectre of dummy bidding. Read on: https://goo.gl/MbhGth #InfolioProperty

10.01.2022 MORE FOR YOU: At Infolio Property Advisors we understand that whilst you want to build a valuable property portfolio - you may not have the time to become a real estate market expert. We're certain you'd rather use your leisure time relaxing or exploring! Let Infolio's talented team of buyer and vendor advocates find the right property for you, helping you to achieve your real estate goals swiftly and simply. More here: https://goo.gl/6JucQX #TheInfolioDifference #InfolioProperty

05.01.2022 WHAT'S NEWS? Property circles are abuzz with opinions on the 'cooling' market and how an imbalance in supply and demand may influence buyer behaviour and property prices. One thing's for sure - I'm observing Melbourne's property market fluctuations with keen interest! More here: https://goo.gl/chGPjw #BuyRight #MarketNews

03.01.2022 HAPPY TO HELP: Thank you Angus for this super feedback! It was an absolute pleasure assisting you in your property search. If you too are looking to #BuyRight with the added insight of an experienced buyer's advocate - get in touch! http://bit.ly/2JAhDSU #BuyRight #InfolioProperty

03.01.2022 REAL ESTATE MYTHS BUSTED! We’ve all heard the phrase I’m not getting involved in a Dutch Auction! But what exactly does it mean? Wiki describes it as.. an auction in which the auctioneer begins with a high asking price, and lowers it until some participant accepts the price, or it reaches a predetermined reserve price. This type of auction is good for auctioning goods quickly, since a sale never requires more than one bid. A Dutch auction initially offers an item at a p...rice in excess of the amount the seller expects to receive. The price lowers in steps until a bidder accepts the current price. And where did it all start? It's the early 1600's in Holland, and the tulip bulb has recently been introduced to the country by traders from the Ottoman empire. The flower is unique and unlike any other flower in Europe at the time, instant demand occurred in the tulip market, However, the botanical limitations of the tulip serve to constrain the supply curve. It takes 7-12 years to grow a tulip from a seed to its tradeable asset, the bulb which led to Tulip Mania. The solution, of course, was a Dutch Auction! So there you have it, the next time you hear this commonly misused phrase you can share this fun little story or just smile to yourself think of tulips and be happy we can buy them anytime anywhere and relatively cheaply! #dutchauction #shanebanfieldadvocate #buyright #infolioproperty

01.01.2022 WIN! Thrilled to have secured this luxe home for our clients as featured on @realestateaus successfully navigating a tricky EOI campaign #shanebanfieldadvocate #alphington #buyright #infolioproperty #negotiation