The fax machine is finally put to rest. With the onset of e-closing platforms and RON, the real estate sales cycle is 100 percent online, mobile and in the cloud. Here’s a quick list of vendors for each phase of the deal.
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Day: April 18, 2020
Self-contained granny flats are popping up all over Brisbane as a way to extend and add value to the family home – and they’re perfect for social distancing too.
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Here’s video from yesterday’s virtual Town Hall, led by Brad Inman, which focused on essential solutions for the coronavirus era.
Limited income was the most cited factor holding back non-homeowners from saving, according to a new survey by the National Association of Realtors.
A lovingly-renovated Queen Anne villa in the sought-after suburb of Malvern has provided the perfect backdrop to family life – from weddings to birthdays. Its owners hope a new family can enjoy it as much as they have
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25 percent of surveyed Realtors said at least one buyer client had signed a deal without physically visiting the property.
Landlords are slashing rates and offering up to a month’s free rent to entice tenants after COVID-19 social restrictions and other changes drove a doubling in vacancies in some suburbs.
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Happy to spend $500,000 on an investment property but can’t see the worth in paying $50 for a valuation report, or $500 for an inspection? It could be your undoing
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In a tightly held enclave and at a prestigious address, this historic home boasts incredible views over the Kingston Beach Golf Club and Browns River.
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A Geelong West house in such a state of disrepair that buyers thought bows in the walls were the trick of a camera lens has smashed its reserve price by $71,000.
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