Originally posted by Dazzling:
It’s alot easier when it’s your PPOR.

Very difficult if it’s rented out.

A nice looking sign out the front with just one number is much more powerful than ads in the paper – local buyers only to start with, but word of mouth spreads like wild fire.

Don’t have home opens….you are only looking for one really high…[Read more]

Originally posted by apostle:
In WA.. Depends at what stage the sale is at.. If a deal falls over due to a condition of contract, (ie: subject to..) then the (any) deposit paid is refundable (less any bank fees ot charges) Deposits over $500 can be placed in an interest bearing account (for you) if so requested by the Purchaser.

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Originally posted by The Mortgage Adviser:
That is the biggest load of RUBBISH I have heard.

Please tell me how your simple idea of no deposits helps you when the buyer pulls out at the last minute due to a property price slump and you have lost three or four other willing buyers who are now no longer willing. How are you going to recover the…[Read more]

Originally posted by The Mortgage Adviser:
Instead of saying it is rubbish, why don’t you tell us what you do instead?

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http://www.themortgageadviser.com.au

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Its not a terribly complicated sequence of events.
When selling a property, if the purchaser offers us a deposit we simply smile nicely and say thankyou but no…[Read more]

If your all cashed up at the Bank and ready to put in an Offer there should be no need for any Deposit.
Jenny and I never offer to give a Deposit.
Nor do we ask for a Deposit when selling.
Load of rubbish [rolleyesanim]