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No, and I never want to be. ;)

Awww shucks! :o Well the feeling is mutual, I don't like you either :p .....and I'm not doing anymore development deals for you especially, for a skinny $10K either! :eek: No, see previous response - no guarantees with this sort of stuff. Let's get serious - you don't have any mates :D OK -...

With any property with development potential aspects there can be no guarantees. If you ring the local council and say "can I do this or can I do that, with this property address?", you will NEVER get a straight 'yes' or 'no', at least in my experience. They will always say 'submit a DA' and you...

In relation to retainer fees that BAs charge, you said: Sorry, but it does not work that way in RE. Many of my selling agent contacts bemoan the fact that they can sign up a vendor for the sale of a property, write an advert, put up the listing on re.com and domain, erect a For Sale sign...

Reasons some smart investors, who know how to leverage their time, have used our BA services: 1. We looked for 4 months to find a sub-division opportunity for a Dr in Singapore. Purchased for $580K a house on a large corner block. After subdivision goes thru, house on smaller block is worth...

Mmmmm. Plenty of reasons to use a BA. Plenty of reasons not to. Its a free choice - take it or leave it. Reasons why clients have used our services in the past (when I've asked them why?) - their words, not mine. 1. I'm Asian and I can't get white Anglo male real estate agents to take me...

Yes beachgurl, About 50% of our property purchases (mostly around or under $350K) in W Sydney presently, have not been advertised or had a first Open.

Sorry I can't shed any light on [that buyers agent] service, but just as a general comment on paying for ANY service of ANY kind, it is not good to part with ALL the money up-front. Most BAs would charge a retainer fee of 20-30% of the total fee but the balance of the fee should (to my way of...