Baron,
Rent per area can only go up so much

Thanks god work pay for my fuel and car lol
But any extra money goes into my bussiness

Rba one thing banks another what’s the point of having an Rba

Hi,

I am an ex agent and i can agree with Judy in regards to price, but Judy some times agent give un realistic prices to the vendor just to get their business.  So its a case by case scenrior.

You say that houses are selling for 300K? But are they units like yours?

In my opion take the properties off the market for at least one month and try sell one property at a time rather then the two,
use this as a selling point to the agent. Tell the agent that if you sell one of my houses i will then give you the oppurtunity to sell the other, make the agent work for the bussiness.

I agree with fredo, we both just commented on anOther post about near by suburbs
I live in the west and the property market is flat, one of the main reasons is there is no shortage of land, so many new areas beingbuilt

I used to sell homes in werribee, hoppers and wydham.
I would never encouragre any one to buy there for investments purposes

There is a high % of uneployment in these areas as well.
If you evetdrive in thr area go past the old geelong hwy
Retra vision, miter ten, good guys and sleep city have went under

One area to stay away from

Hi Jackie, I used to work as a real estate agent for three years in Melbourne, but once I got married I chose to spend more time with my wife rather than vendors and buyers.  My opinion is based on my experience and to help you with honest advice.  The property market is slow, very slow in fact, what area are you selling in?  Like anything in life from every situation there can be a positive or negative effect.  Swapping agents:  Positive response: New agent may have new fresh ideas, better pricing strategy, better marketing tools “etc”Or Negative response: Same response as the other agent “all talk but no action” Rather than just jumping the gun into choosing another agent how about you ring three other agents in the area and get them to do the following: 1)      Valuation on the property: When they give you a price range ask how did they come up with this range, also ask for evidence. 2)      What marketing tools can they  offer that are different from other agents (you will find most agents use the same tools)  but there are a hand full of agents who are a bit more proactive.3)      Also ask them should you sell one home at a time or two? ( How do buyers look at this?) Also Before you even call the agents to see your home go to some of there opens and see how do they do business?Example: do they arrive at the open early / late or neverAre they good with people “Etc” But the other questions I have for you is this, do you think the house you have listed is realistically price? Because no interest = to one thing only price or the way its been advertised by the agent. PS i hate how agents don’t list the price of the home on the internet and they say contact agent for price, So i always suggest listing the home with a price!!! If you need anything let me know  

If the banks have such a monoply like i tell other people go buy there shares then..

Its funny people will always say the banks are making to much money, there fees are to high.

Well buy a share in the company!!!!

It’s business!!
Why can’t an agent make money?
Sorry to be direct but it’s not dogy agents

If there is no section 32 how can a sale take place?

 But if i where you call a conveyancer asap