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yes commercial agents virtually work as buyers agents in some cases. quite easy to get a vendor interested in selling if you say i have a buyer who has targeted your property as on their "wish list". almost a compliment on their asset, and can get them to look at an offer. but if u dont know...

if its currently tenanted jump str8 in. research should include what the current rental return is and what the market is currently at. Look at whats available to lease in the same area to get a guage at how much is currently available too. huge surplus available in my area. market price is...

cheers all...can be very risky yet rewarding.

just chasin ppls experiences plz..good and bad. also can you only cash in on the equity made during development by completing the purchase?

might have to try a buyers agent...all they would do is use rpdata anyway i'd guess. Maybe an active real estate agent in the area may even try and do ur "dirty" work and contact the vendor.

Think in the conditions and clauses section of contracts here in qld states it is the new owners responsibilty to insure once a contract has gone unconditional. am i correct ?

syd is starting to take a bit of a dive i heard, and per evened off...bne really the only market still firing. probably only going to get worse still. 27 days on the market is just impossible to work with! budget predicts a shortage of housing next year too from memory.

Think all is sweet bas....but i encourage other members to contribute. I just think the seller is trying to make your commitment stronger. Thus ensuring if you pull out that you have to pay the commission that the agent would be entitled too. If your the only offer on the table and the market...

Just a quick question regarding general body corp. what are the avg fees in brisbane area ? Also, to what extremes (high end/low end) in regard to properties in the 200-300k range have you seen? thanks in advance