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HOW TO SOURCE SUITABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALEThe most common way of sourcing suitable properties whether living in rural, regional or metropolitan areas is through newspapers. These can be local or metropolitan papers and they will list not only properties for sale, but inspection and auction times, estate agent contacts and auction results. There are also a number of other ways to search for potential properties. These include:
Also consider talking to builders who are putting up houses in the areas you have shortlisted, as they may know of new properties for sale or the value of properties in the area. Consider attending real estate industry seminars and auctions or popping into an Open Inspection. Some people use a buyers advocate, which is a professionally qualified property consultant who acts solely for the buyer by sourcing suitable properties and representing the buyer throughout the buying process. And dont forget word of mouth. You never know, that friend of a friend whos selling a house may have the very thing youre looking for. |


