Broker in western sydney
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Hi,
I am from Melbourne and I assist many clients from other states.
More then happy to help if needed
I am from Melbourne and I assist many clients from other states.
More then happy to help if needed
Hi Nikolina,
If you require face to face meetings Shahin and Marty McDonald are both in Sydney, can't speak for the specific location.
You'll find most client-broker experiences are via phone + email these days, so geographic location is becoming less important.
If you require face to face meetings Shahin and Marty McDonald are both in Sydney, can't speak for the specific location.
You'll find most client-broker experiences are via phone + email these days, so geographic location is becoming less important.
depends what west is : )
Terry W is west of Vaucluse
http://www.propertytaxsolutions.com.au/
Mick C is in Burwood
http://www.shapehomeloans.com.au/
there are others that post here that work Sydneys west
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rolf
Terry W is west of Vaucluse
http://www.propertytaxsolutions.com.au/
Mick C is in Burwood
http://www.shapehomeloans.com.au/
there are others that post here that work Sydneys west
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rolf
Thanks Rolf, that is my tax company, www.loan-experts.com.au is my finance broking company.
I think Rolf is more West then I am (I am CBD), http://asapfinancial.com.au/
Or have you moved north Rolf?
Mexicans...................
I beg your pardon?
I know it is hard to accept.. but quality reputable people mostly live in Sydney
Thats offensive
and apologies to DT..... Perth is cool.
my broker is in Rhodes Sydney, however of the last 13 years I used him for his services I only meet him once face to face.
Plenty of brokers out that way.
Use MickC, a finance gun and regular poster. He's based in Burwood but will probably be willing to come over to meet you through the process.
Completely understand why you'd want a broker face to face - while its not necessary - meeting people face to face is part of cultivating strong relationships.
Cheers,
Redom
Use MickC, a finance gun and regular poster. He's based in Burwood but will probably be willing to come over to meet you through the process.
Completely understand why you'd want a broker face to face - while its not necessary - meeting people face to face is part of cultivating strong relationships.
Cheers,
Redom
I think face to face is old school.
Sure some people find comfort in it - and that's absolutely fine but it does restrict you to using professionals within your immediate location which presents an opportunity risk. Syd is a big place though so you'll have quality professionals to choose from - and some great ones have been listed.
I like to think that I've got pretty good relationships with those I haven't shared tim tams with.
Cheers
Jamie
Sure some people find comfort in it - and that's absolutely fine but it does restrict you to using professionals within your immediate location which presents an opportunity risk. Syd is a big place though so you'll have quality professionals to choose from - and some great ones have been listed.
I like to think that I've got pretty good relationships with those I haven't shared tim tams with.
Cheers
Jamie
Pretty sure anyone thats spoken to you will agree that your a great communicator Jamie!
Perhaps it's old school - but i believe that there are some pretty important elements of relationship building that require face-to-face interaction. In terms of a broker/client relationship though, agree that it isnt vital to building good relationships.
Redom
Haha i'd be keen Terry!
Agreed. x2
