

Selling your home or investment property, with pricing and campaign advice grounded in the local market.
End-to-end support for businesses and investors selling commercial property, from market preparation and buyer engagement through to negotiation and settlement.
Day-to-day property management of residential and commercial investments: tenants, maintenance, compliance and reporting.
Acting on your behalf to search, assess and negotiate, so you're represented rather than sold to.
A buyer’s agent acts exclusively for the purchaser, rather than the seller. That covers searching the market including off-market listings, assessing value, conducting due diligence and negotiating or bidding on your behalf. The aim is to have someone representing your interests in a process where every other party is working for the vendor.
A property manager looks after the day-to-day running of an investment property: advertising and screening tenants, collecting rent, arranging maintenance, conducting inspections, managing compliance obligations and providing regular financial reporting. The role exists to protect the asset and keep the income steady without the owner managing it directly.
It depends on your income, your existing assets and your long-term plans. Personal names, trusts, companies and self-managed super funds each have different tax and asset protection outcomes, and the right answer changes with circumstances. This is worth resolving before you buy, because restructuring afterwards can trigger stamp duty and capital gains tax.
The main costs are agent commission, marketing and conveyancing, with commission typically the largest and usually calculated as a percentage of the sale price. Capital gains tax may also apply to investment properties. We’ll set out the full expected cost before a campaign begins so there are no surprises at settlement.
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