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There is a backlog of property investors in your market right now who have been wanting to sell for the last few years, but felt that it made sense to ride out the down market first. Now they are wondering if the time is right to make a move. They
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This is one of our Content Club feature articles. Copy and paste the text into your newsletter, latest listing emails, social media channels, or add it to your website as a blog post. The goal is to keep in touch with your database and generate appraisals.
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This kind of content is a great way to stay in touch with owners in your area. We don't have to always be chasing listings and sales. Be useful first and foremost, and the deals will come.
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Agent Advice
To achieve meaningful progress on your listings, you need offers on paper. The easiest way to secure those offers is to work with investors. But to avoid burnout and frustration, you need to approach your investor interactions with the right mindset.
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When property investors start entering the market, that's the time to buy.
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In the property world, online valuation websites have been a game-changer for information-starved buyers and sellers. But while these sites contain lots of useful property info, their estimates are still just one piece of the fair-market-value puzzle.
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The key to securing investor clients like that is to demonstrate your knowledge and proficiency when it comes to understanding investment property.
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Buying in a suburb or town you aren't familiar with can be daunting. So here are some tips to increase your chances of securing the best possible home.
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I recently tagged along to view a section-for-sale with a close friend of mine. He was interested in buying a block of land with the idea that it would make a good investment over the next 5-10 years. I was blown away by how interested he was, even though the
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When I was actively selling real estate from 2007 - 2019, I worked in an area (the northern suburbs of Wellington, NZ) that was, and is, popular with first home buyers. That meant that when it came to appraisals, most of my potential vendors were first time sellers. Based on
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