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    Does this still apply if the offer is in writting?

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    Daryl

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    Hi Derek;
    thanks for the reply.

    I would think that the larger the town, (rural or otherwise), the less likely you are to find CF+ve.

    What you get in one hand you loose in the other.

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    Daryl

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    Someone on this site must be able to offer some assistance.

    Come on Guru’s,
    this information would be appreciated…..

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    Come on people, someone must have some advise, experience or even opinion on this!!!!!

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    Daryl

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    Come on Guys, someone must have contacts in Adelaide?
    after all OPE are invaluable!

    I presume that the Painiting should be done first?

    With the Carpets…
    What is Sisal?
    What are its advantages/ disadvantages?

    Thanks in advance.

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    Thanks All;

    Think I will take the best of each and
    make my own Excel spread sheet.

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    Daryl

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    beancounter,
    compare apples with apples, a list of Q’s to ask each agent is a good idea. Ask them who their target is, what they will do to sell it, why should you choose them etc. Ensure their goals are the same as yours. Don’t pay any fees until they have sold it, get an itemised list of all fees/ costs.
    A reduction in available properties has made it a sellers market from a point of view of what you can expect from your agent.

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    Daryl

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    We’ve been on the Money Lender merry-go-round for the last ten years, its probably the same as with a Property Manager, find a good one to start with, establish a good raport with 1 person in their office and keep on their back if they are not providing the service you want/ expect.

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    Daryl

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    I have tried a broker without a lot of success

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    Harold, Jim & LR;
    thanks for the replies, looks like I’ll be doing some work over the weekend.

    The L/L insurance would not cover ‘lost rent’ due to the bad agent record.

    I’d rather not decalre who the AGENT is, not on a public forum anyway.

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    Daryl
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