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  • Profile photo of PaulPaul
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    @gilbo
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    Has anyone used CORE PROPERTY ADVISORY as a buyer’s advocate?

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    @topcat02
    Join Date: 2015
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    I have – In Australia

    Cant find much about them either?

    Having a teleconference with them on Friday – I could have met him in CBD but couldnt get away from the office

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    @chris-t-2
    Join Date: 2016
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    I have bad experience with them. They can be quite pushy, if you with go with the one and only option (property) they presented to you, they will be nice to you. If you do happen to disagree with their option even if building inspection report shown to be unfavourable, they can be quite rude. I was presented 2 properties from them, 1 was $10K over market value, the other was $20K over. There are time I felt they acted more like seller agent than buyer agent.

    There are other buyer agents that are cheaper and more professional. I strongly suggest seeking alternatives

    Profile photo of JaishJaish
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    @jaish
    Join Date: 2016
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    Who else do you recommend as alternatives?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    @qlds007
    Join Date: 2003
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    Hi Jaish

    What is it you are seeking ?

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of JaishJaish
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    @jaish
    Join Date: 2016
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    Advice on free standing w `good capital growth in 600-700k range perhaps?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    @qlds007
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    Looking at the website i see they only recommend NEW property.

    I wonder why !!!!!

    Cheers

    Yours in Finance

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    @benny
    Join Date: 2002
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    Hi Jaish,
    Those building their own homes (subdivision and developing) can make great capital growth. If you are not building your own, your chances of buying a bargain “new” are quite limited (although the last blocks or H&L packages in a subdivision can sometimes be bought cheaply as the developer wants to close out the development and move on to the next.

    Other than that, buying second-hand and adding value (or solving a problem) is your next best chance to gain equity. Hence, buying new from a developer or a marketer is not giving you much of a chance to grow equity quickly.

    Have a look at some of the links in here and see what you think :-
    https://www.propertyinvesting.com/topic/4410491-the-big-picture-for-new-readers-especially/

    Benny

    Profile photo of Miss JaneMiss Jane
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    @janeu
    Join Date: 2016
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    Hi Jaish,

    If you’re looking for a buyers’ agent and looking for a freestanding house in the $600K-$700K range, then it sounds like I can help as we’re buying good established properties in that price range in Brisbane at the moment for our clients. There are a few specific suburbs we favour. Give my colleague Josh Masters a call if you like. He’s the director of BuySide buyers’ agency and could give you some advice. (He was a finalist Buyers’ Agent of the Year in the REINSW Awards for Excellence in 2014 too). Check out our website for more information if you want to see more credentials etc: http://www.buyside.com.au

    BuySide 1300 87 99 03
    Josh Masters 0416 172 900
    Email [email protected]

    Cheers,

    Jane.

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    Miss Jane | BuySide
    https://buyside.com.au/

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    @hp62
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    Unfortunately I used Core Property Advisory to purchase a property in 2015. When I sold it recently it came to light that there was a major flaw with the property, which meant that it passed in at auction for 5% below what I had paid for it, nearly 4 years earlier. Management at Core were not willing to admit fault or accept any responsibility for effectively recommending a dud property. Total capital loss incurred was around $70k. DO NOT USE.

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