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If you would like a copy of the RP data report for the property you are interested in, please feel free to send me an email to [email protected]
To clarify:
There is no sales pitch here
I’m not a real estate agent nor a mortgage broker. I’m working in a start-up company at the moment in which the team would like to do something in the building and renovation industry.
The company had purchased an account with RP data a few months ago, ever since then, we hardly had a chance to utilise it.
Instead of putting it aside and wasting the investment until the account expires, I thought it would be good to give something back to the community.
In return of providing the free report, I would like to invite you to participate in our future short survey – it’s purely for research purposes and your information will be kept confidential and will never give out to third party.Thanks Ellie,only problem is where to buy.
Hi Tom, I guess where to buy is always the universal question for all of us ;) it really depends on your goals and what you want to achieve at the end of the day (buy and hold or renovate and sell) and the available resources currently have.
