Tag Archive for: Sydney Buyers Agent

Real Estate Agent's Fees Differ

How Much Do Real Estate Agents Charge in NSW and What To Look Out For

Real Estate Agent’s in NSW fees can vary considerably depending on the location of the property.  A Sydney real estate agent’s percentage will be less that what an agent charges in NSW country regions.  The reason is that properties in…
First Home Buyer

10 Tips for First Home Buyers

Research the Areaattend open for inspections to get a basic idea on property values, there can be a big difference in an asking price and a selling price). Attend a Few Auctions(Get an idea how Auctions work go along and watch a few) see…

Is a Buyer’s Agent Just About Saving Money?

Does A Buyer's Agent just Save Us Money? The people that we have helped engaged us as their Buyers Agent for many reasons.  Every other Buyers Agents is telling prospects it’s all about getting access to properties that are pre market or…

The Truth About Auction Results

Auction clearance rates are misleading and do not reflect the true clearance rate.  Every week domain will publish results on a Saturday afternoon, and they will be revised down again next week.  BUT…..This revised down percentage…
First Home Buyers 5% Scheme

How Much Does a Buyer’s Agent Charge?

There are two types of fee structures that buyer’s agents use.  One is a percentage based on the purchase price and the other is a flat fee based on the purchase price. Depending on the purchase price the average cost ranges from 1.5 to…
Face Auction Results

What Every Buyer Should Know About the Auction Clearance Rates

Every home buyer and seller is being mislead about the data behind auction clearance rates and selling and buying property by real estate. The Seller Lie Real Estate agents are trained to con sellers into marketing their property by way…
Property Buyer

Not all Sydney Buyers Agent’s are Experienced, Don’t Get Stung by an Amateur

“Let’s be honest the FBI wouldn’t send in an inexperienced Negotiator during a Hostage…. Nor should you.  You don’t have to settle for someone who will just “get the job done” at any cost to you. The Sydney Buyer’s Agency space…
Property Buyer Running

3 Tips to Be the Successful Property Buyer

Everyone wants to be treated seriously, unfortunately with the way the property market is and the general view that real estate agents have about property buyers it's almost impossible to be in the running without knowing what to do.  Follow…

Buyers Agents Sydney Who Do I Choose?

The New Breed Buyers Agents are popping up everywhere in Sydney over the past 12 months.  The new breed has had little or no experience.  When this is the case it is far better to find an experienced agent or do it alone.  Real Estate…
Underquoting

What is Underquoting in Real Estate and Why do Real Estate Agent’s Do It?

Underquoting in Real Estate is illegal, and agents can face disciplinary action for doing so.  The problem is most property buyers are not aware it is illegal and do not report it to Fair Trading NSW.  An example of underquoting is when a…
Buyers Agent Sydney

Property Buyers are You Getting the Run Around?

  Are you a frustrated property buyer? People just like you are reaching out to MULLIGAN Property Acquisitions to be their Sydney Buyer’s Agents.  Their biggest complaints are: The agent doesn’t respond to my email …
Paul Mulligan

What is a Sydney Buyer’s Agent

A Buyers Agent is a Real Estate Professional Who Represents Property BuyersThere is a misconception that anyone can become a buyers agent.  In Sydney, there are dozens of inexperienced Sydney buyers agents who have done an online course,…
First Home Buyer

Five reasons why first-home buyers should buy right now despite COVID-19

It’s hard right now to see what a post-pandemic property market will look like, but there’s one thing experts agree on – first-home buyers with a secure job should be house hunting right now. This year kicked off with the First Home…
First Home Buyers 5% Scheme

What Is The 5% Deposit Scheme For First Home Buyers?

The scheme is due to start on 1 January 2020, the government plans to provide a guarantee to buyers earning less than $125,0000 a year.  One of the requirements is that you have a deposit of between 5 and 20 percent of the purchase…