interesting info back in January 2012
http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2012/01/30/386315_gold-coast-real-estate.html
http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2012/01/30/386315_gold-coast-real-estate.html
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They also said they'd be interested in putting in an offer before the auction, and that they knew the unit next to our's had sold last year for $315,000. This is not true. I checked, and the owner of this unit still owns it and has not sold it. They bought it in 2006 for $317,000).
There are also so many fire sales nearby at Surfers Paradise. It would be better to hold wait until closer to the Commonwealth Games in 2018. That may be a better time to sell and hopefully the market be in favor for sellers, unless you need to get out financially.
hold a property for 6 years in the hope it would increase? sounds like a terrible plan to me. in the meantime youve got money tied up doing absolutely nothing
id much rather take the hit and move on to more productive things
interesting info back in January 2012
http://www.goldcoast.com.au/article/2012/01/30/386315_gold-coast-real-estate.html
Hiya
Nah, didn't sell at auction. We didn't expect it to. No bids. No one registered. Quite a lot of interest at the auction and 4 new groups came to inspect it before the auction...
We have someone apparently very interested coming tomorrow to inspect...there's the standard open inspection on Saturday...
So we'll see.
We have it priced at offers over $300,000. All comparable properties in this immediate area for the same bedrooms, bathrooms, size and layout are all asking $369,000, $374,000 and $395,000.
We have it priced at offers over $300,000.
I guess their agents are saying to price it way too high in the hope of getting offers that are acceptable and not too low. But they also run the risk of having nobody show any interest because it's just too damn high. Right? Or wrong? I don't know.
Right . Or they might be like a friend of mine years ago who thought it was a good tactic to ask $300K for a house worth $200K and just wait until someone came along prepared to pay $300K