Win Win Property Advocates in Forest Hill, Victoria, Australia | Property

Win Win Property Advocates

Locality: Forest Hill, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 421 301 040

Address: PO Box 2023 3131 Forest Hill, VIC, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Auction strategies from The Block

24.01.2022 This is really important when choosing an Agent. Their past can effect your future

24.01.2022 This has been a few years in the making. My first book 'First Home Buyers Help' (2006) helped those starting out. In 2014 I released '8 Simple Steps To Selling Your Home'. My latest book 'Why Many Agents Lie And How To Keep Them Honest' is a book about ethics in real estate and how you can avoid the pitfalls. It is a must for anyone buying or selling. I'm biased but this resource is excellent if you have ever felt ripped off or untrusting of an agent and could save you tens of thousands. I reveal what is going on behind the scenes and why an agent often must lie to survive in the industry. The first print run is hot off the press and ready to ship now! www.winwinpublishing.com.au

22.01.2022 https://thequalityagent.com.au/why-auction-is-still-the-be/

22.01.2022 Today's announcement in Victoria effectively closes the property market for a further 6 weeks and at least 10 weeks before any normal activity. If you don't read this article at least consider that signing now with an Agent is probably not in your best interest https://winwinpropertyadvocates.com.au/victoria-covid-rest/

22.01.2022 What do people think about The Block brief this season? Does the market really want to buy a home that is stuck in the 1950s for example? I think externally buyer love homes from various periods but on the inside want a modern look. Anyone agree/disagree?

21.01.2022 Serious about buying or selling your home? I've just uploaded 50 short videos to send via email of everything you need to know about what goes on behind the scenes and how to deal with agents. I'm also giving away physical copies of my book 'Why Many Agents Lie And How To Keep Them Honest'. Interested? Head to my website and claim your book today. www.winwinpropertyadvocates.com.au

21.01.2022 Here is the table of contents for my latest book (released only yesterday!) Let me know if there are any topics you see here that you want more information on. www.winwinpublishing.com.au

20.01.2022 The real estate industry is always manipulating the numbers. I understand they are trying to instil confidence in the market but if they are manipulating the of days on market what else are they doing? Here is a great example from an email I received today. "The latest data from the REIV revealed that the average Victorian home is spending just 41 days on market before being sold, down from 44 days in the same period last year. Homes in metropolitan Melbourne are being sold ...within 39 days on average." - Source REIV Now let's see if properties are actually selling faster in Melbourne based on REIV data released in February before the shut downs. "According to the latest days on market data supplied by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV), the average Melbourne house takes 34 days to be sold." In other words to get the result they want they have including an overall figure with county properties to hide that Melbourne properties are taking longer to sell. If you want to discover other numbers being manipulated check out my new book. www.winwinpublishing.com.au

19.01.2022 My take on the property market

18.01.2022 Advertised Prices and the vendors state of mind

18.01.2022 I have not been able to do my live events this year and given the extensions in restrictions in Melbourne, I am taking my upcoming seminars online. If you are thinking of buying or selling jump on this webinar on 23rd or register to get priority for a future event. https://winwinpropertyadvocates.com.au/

16.01.2022 What else can you get for your money?

16.01.2022 I'm getting asked all the time from those in Melbourne "Is now a good time to sell?" Given we are in lockdown until mid September there is no point in advertising now (or signing with an Agent) as the risk is there may be a flood of properties come on the market once restrictions are lifted. This could give buyers a lot of choice and your property could lost. This may also drive prices down which if you are buying also may not be such a bad thing. You sell for less and buy for less so nothing really lost. In my opinion is now a good time to sell? I'd be waiting a little longer to see what happens. An Agent will also say yes sell now as that is how they are paid, but that may not be in your best interest....

15.01.2022 Typical of many sales in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne in the current market conditions. Advertised for $750-820k at start of campaign. Drop price by $50k week prior to auction. Passed in and advertised below lowest price

15.01.2022 A sneak peek at one of the most important concepts I talk about in my book.

14.01.2022 I had the honour or being interviewed recently by Stuart Zadel about my book 'Why Many Agents Lie And How To Keep Them Honest. Check out the interview here plus download a free copy. https://www.zadelpropertyeducation.com.au/stuart-zadel-weal

14.01.2022 A little tip on how to value your home. Agents use this all the time!

14.01.2022 Hi All, I have changed the name of this page (and will be adding an e to keep once Facebook allows me!) to reflect a more niche part of real estate in dealing with Real Estate Agents when buying and selling. I will still cover other topics but due to increasing desperation by Agents in the current market I feel it very important I share this insider knowledge. As always shoot through any questions and happy to cover. Cheers Chris

14.01.2022 https://winwinpropertyadvocates.com.au/property-winnings-a/

13.01.2022 Understanding what an auction means for buyers and sellers in this market.

12.01.2022 Do buyers trust your agent?

10.01.2022 Recent figures show that in the last quarter there was not a significant drop in property prices. Low stock has helped vendors as whilst buyers down still enough demand. Going forward it will be interesting to see the fallout of Loan holidays ending and Jobkeeper and Jobseeker rolling back. Historically Spring is the time to sell so this combination of wanting to sell and needing to sell might be the catalyst for buyers to see prices fall, by how much? Watch this space!

09.01.2022 How to guarantee failure at auction.

08.01.2022 The media will tell you the market is good or bad. Your suburb is its own market and so focus local to get a better feel. For example 1/63 Vicki Street sold la...st month for $80,000 less than it was purchased for 10 months earlier. Other larger homes in this suburb have held their price very well. There a lot of factors with buyer affordability so know what type of buyer is looking at your home. See more

08.01.2022 Interesting case study on advertising a home. This property has an amazing video with actors dancing around the home and would have have cost a fortune to produce. It has had 160,000 views but so what as 10 weeks later it is still on the market.... https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-harrington

07.01.2022 Lessons from the hit TV show The Block from 2003

06.01.2022 How to bid at auction. Lessons from The Block

05.01.2022 What is creating a buyers market?

04.01.2022 The battle for your business

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02.01.2022 Why Rent Money is not always Dead Money!