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  • Profile photo of AdministratorAdministrator
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    Hey Guys & Gals

    Just wondering if anyone knows of any information services (preferably free of charge) which provide previous sale prices on properties.

    I recall at the Property Masters course in June that Stuart O’Neill (Guerrilla Real Estate) said that he uses one whenever he is considering buying a property (ie to check the prices of the neighboring properties)- but for the life of me I can’t remember what it is!

    I’d love to hear your thoughts on this
    Regards
    Chris

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    stoph.. how about trying the “auction results” in the newspapers, or even online.

    Even the local papers usually have them at the back of the property sections.

    [8D]

    Regards,
    Arty.

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    or you can ring your local real estates and ask them for a list of recently sold properties

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    Try allhomes.com.au
    regards Kev

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    If you are interested in a certain area then you could go to an open inspection in that area and ask the sales agent for a list of recent sales. They usually give you a 2-3 page document of all the sales in that area for the last year or two. Otherwise I know that you can buy these records from a government department but I am not sure how (perhaps again ask your local real estate agent).

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    allhomes is terrific for people needing ACT data.

    I can provide NSW sales data.

    Email me a street and suburb and the info you need.

    Please don’t ask for too much as I only have limited time.

    Cheers,

    Simon Macks
    Mortgage Hunter
    [email protected]
    0425 228 985

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    realestate.com.au sell them for about $50.00
    sab

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    http://www.residex.com.au

    ‘as seen on a current affair”
    i think this is the one you mean???

    http://www.vocalbureau.com

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    In Victoria’ I believe you can get a record of all sales going back 20 years or something.

    A friend of mine said it is available from the Dept. of Mines..???????

    That is if my memory serves me correctly.[?]

    I remember it was from a completely unexpected source.

    Wayne

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    Valuer General (fax 0894298460) in WA will fax back last purchase date/price on a particular property and sales values of 70 others for $14 or 110 properties by e.mail for $22. The “other” properties can be split over two areas ie 35 around two different properties. My search yesterday was answered within 1/2 hour.

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    Thanks for the info, looking at properties in WA but finding it difficult to evaluate “good” areas from my office in NSW.
    thanks
    Traci[^]

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    Valuer General (fax 0894298460) in WA will fax back last purchase date/price on a particular property and sales values of 70 others for $14 or 110 properties by e.mail for $22. The “other” properties can be split over two areas ie 35 around two different properties. My search yesterday was answered within 1/2 hour.


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    quote:


    Valuer General (fax 0894298460) in WA will fax back last purchase date/price on a particular property and sales values of 70 others for $14 or 110 properties by e.mail for $22. The “other” properties can be split over two areas ie 35 around two different properties. My search yesterday was answered within 1/2 hour.


    Judith, is there a website for the WA valuer general that you know of?

    http://netvantage.netfirms.com

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    Hi all,

    I’m new to the forum… Hopefully I can both get something from coming here, and give something back too.

    In NSW, real estate agents have a tool called RPData that they subscribe to. I don’t know how much they pay for it, although I know that my friendly agent (I look after their IT requirements) has been helpful in looking up property sale prices and dates for me. [:D]

    Cheers,
    Cameron Bell

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    Valuer General doesn’t have a web site as far as I am aware. Some info can be found through http://www.dola.wa.gov.au and http://www.reiwa.com.au

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    quote:


    Valuer General doesn’t have a web site as far as I am aware. Some info can be found through http://www.dola.wa.gov.au and http://www.reiwa.com.au


    Thanks[:)]

    Wayne

    http://netvantage.netfirms.com

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    Does anyone have any creative ideas on how to get ‘real’ property prices in Vic.

    I have been content with getting auction results. But that only covers 70-80% of the market.

    Yes i have tried Residex but they seems to be only estimates and not real values..

    Anyone have access to Prism or something? [:D]

    [:)][:)][:)]

    vluu

    Profile photo of LonginthetoothLonginthetooth
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    The web site and e-mail contact for WA VGO is :

    [email protected]

    http://www.dola.wa.gov.au/corporate.nsf/web/property+sales+information
    regards
    Paul

    PS. Their ‘Value Watch Info’ isn’t available until post Oct 2003.

    Valuer General (fax 0894298460) in WA will fax back last purchase date/price on a particular property and sales values of 70 others for $14 or 110 properties by e.mail for $22. The “other” properties can be split over two areas ie 35 around two different properties. My search yesterday was answered within 1/2 hour.
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    Good work Paul!

    Thank you[:)]

    Cheers
    Wayne

    http://netvantage.netfirms.com

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