After working with 35+ realtors and generating over $9M in GCI (for over 200+ agents in Canada & USA)... my mentors are helping me bring their expertise to Australia. We'll create compelling FB & IG ads, funnels, set up your CRM and generate weekly reports to show you the meteoric progress. This would work more affectively to australian realtors making over $500k GCI, but we can talk even if you're making lesser than that. Comment or just DM me if you'd like to talk submitted by /u/External-Mix-1037 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1lo4wa0/australian_realtors_making_over_500k_gci/

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I’m a first-time home buyer, and I’m a bit confused about what’s going on. We signed a purchase contract Thursday night (so technically Friday), and now it’s late Saturday night—basically Sunday. The listing agent has been difficult to work with from the beginning. At one point, she was rejecting calls from my realtor who was just trying to get a status update after we hadn’t heard anything. Eventually, their side asked if we could extend our offer through the following day—but we declined, since we wanted to move forward on another home if this one didn’t work out. Then, somewhat unexpectedly, the sellers ended up signing our offer that same night. So as of Thursday night, the contract was signed by both parties and our earnest money was submitted and cashed. Since then, I’ve been keeping an eye on the MLS to see if the listing changes to “pending,” but it hasn’t. There was an open house scheduled for Saturday (today), so my realtor reached out to confirm whether it was canceled—b...

I am considering listing my home via FlatFee. It is staged, entry level, and ready to go. I am capable of handling my own negotiations and showings. I have tried seller agents but they have so far been sleepy middlemen with nothing tangible to offer. If I list at a serious price, offer 2.5% buyer agent, and have great listing & photos-how do we expect this to be perceived? My location is kinda soft within the market, so I cant afford to going in weak myself-or have a soft seller agent... submitted by /u/flushbunking [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1lnarzj/anything_to_share_on_flatfeelistings/

Location: New York Is it legal for someone who's house burned down to buy a house with a company he owns and then rent it back to himself so the fire insurance company pays for his "rental" while his house is being rebuilt. In essence he is having his mortgage paid by the fire insurance company while the house he lived is rebuilr. submitted by /u/RCFlyer2021 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1ln84qo/renting_from_owners_company/

Not long ago, I had a situation that turned into a valuable lesson for me. I was helping a fantastic client — an Australian gentleman in his 70s — find a villa here in Bali. And we landed on a great one: a massive four-bedroom property, 372 square meters of living space, in a beautiful, quiet area just 15 minutes from the ocean. The price? $550,000. Now, that might sound like a lot at first glance, but for Bali — considering the size, quality, and potential — it was more than fair. And no, it wasn’t one of those overly hyped projects with neon colors, pop-art statues, and ambitions to host the next P. Diddy pool party. It was a proper home. A solid, high-quality build with an unusually long leasehold — perfect for either long-term living or smart rental returns. Personally, I see properties like that as real gold for investors. And the numbers backed me up. Yes, some clients were hesitant about the location (God forbid, a whole 15-minute drive under the sun). That classic “too f...

Howdy yall ive been looking for an investor i got construction experience by 7-8 years and looking to get started and have some land in mind and a plan ready to go i have a full pdf business plan if you wish to see it This plot of land will be 44 acres and ill be able to put zbout 250 homes on it rent them out for 1000 a month im making 250k a month at maximum The 100k will provide me the land and the first 3-5 houses to get started and provide a steady income to start paying back and expand Im offering 130k in return and a house on the property in return for investing The homes i intend to design are 3 bed 3 bed 3 floors and a attic for utilities and 4 rooms a floor with a 10 car garage The distance to big cities is close in proximity which will bring stable city money to my community submitted by /u/CapitanChao [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1lmi409/need_100k_to_get_started_on_my_real_estate_project/

I know that with a family member you can gift, but what if the person is a NON-family member? Don't know enough about real estate law to finagle this situation. Thank you guys so much! You're the best! submitted by /u/atile [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1lmfu0m/what_is_the_best_way_to_transfer_a_piece_of/

When you're managing contractors and they're a no-show, what's your usual experience? Do they text you beforehand? Do you find out when you show up to the site? How does it usually play out? Just trying to understand how common this is and how people handle it. submitted by /u/Successful_Ask518 [link] [comments] source https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/1llraev/when_contractors_dont_show_up_as_planned_how_do/