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May 14, 2019
Purple Bricks Packs its Bags
Budget real estate service model Purple Bricks has announced this week that they are winding up their Australian operations. This is welcome news for consumers of professional real estate services no
May 6, 2019
Choosing your Agent
When the time comes to sell or lease your property, would-be vendors and landlords increasingly look to the internet to help shortlist agents that might meet their needs. Well established methods of
Apr 23, 2019
Blame Me
Some years ago, local real estate agent (now retired) Peter Sim, boldly ran full page advertisements in the local press headed, “Blame Me.” Why Peter was standing in his suit up to his ankles in the S
Apr 23, 2019
Buying “Subject to Sale”
Buyers are, of course, often sellers too. Most people who decide to sell their home also look for an alternate property at the same time and may find something appealing before they have secured a buy
Apr 8, 2019
Why Enlist a Property Manager?
As the Perth rental market gains some traction, it is a good time to talk about the benefits of using a property manager. Property management is more about managing the tenancy than it is about managi
Apr 2, 2019
Foreign Buyer Tax Trap
On the lazy pretext of “everyone else is doing it”, the McGowan government introduced a new tax on foreign buyers of property as a way of raising additional revenue. About $123 million is expected to
Feb 4, 2019
Reveal all Buyers!
I received an agent’s flyer in my letterbox on the weekend boasting about an “off market” sale. I’m sure the seller is pleased with the result the agent achieved for them and they didn’t need to endur
Jan 29, 2019
Use a Mortgage Broker
I read a stat the other day that quoted 60 per cent of all home and investment loans are completed by mortgage brokers. I assume the remaining 40 per cent of people go to their bank directly. The comm