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How to sell unitsurreyhughes19905 [204 Posts] Hi, Any suggestions on how / where to sell it? Real estate agents are reluctant to take it on (much to their credit) because their cut of the sale would be very high in comparison to the price. BTW: It was the first CF+ property I bought (and currently the only one, the others are neutral or close enough to). Myydral [261 Posts] If it's cashflow positive - why sell it? ( probably going to hear that alot ) "Looking forward to the day when I can tell the boss where to go" sbhjain [10 Posts] Hi Surrey Im not sure if its allowed but if provide the details of the property here. Im sure lot of people would be interested. cheers Xenia [1239 Posts] why not just put an add in the local paper and sell it privately instead of hiring an agent surreyhughes19905 [204 Posts] I'm selling because I can get better returns elsewhere Pretty much the same reason anyone does any investment activity. I don't think this is a selling forum so I'm actually just asking about web sites or papers that people have used and found effective etc... I've put an ad in www.DIYSell.com.au http://www.diysell.com.au/pfs_profile.asp?PropID=P13400 (cost $100) but if there are free forums that take listings I'd be much apreciative. surreyhughes19905 [204 Posts] I've also put it on eBay Anyone had success selling real estate on eBay? surreyhughes19905 [204 Posts] Update on what I've found effective so far: eBay! I've gotten about 6 requests for more info with at least 2 of them waiting for my vendors statement. I love eBay (this is not an endorsement for any particular use of the product). Anyway, listing on eBay cost only a few dollars and got at least some results. When I sell I update with what method got the sale. This could be helpful for others looking to sell such items (like student accomodation?) The DIY Dog Wash [717 Posts] I love eBay! I sell all my paintings there! Good luck with the RE on eBay love to hear the results. Cheers |
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