What to do if you keep missing out on properties
Australian Property Podcast
How long should a property search take?
Amy explains typical timeframes (2–3 months with an agent) and factors that make searches take longer.
In this Australian Property Podcast episode, your hosts Pete Wargent from Allen Wargent Property Buyers and Amy Lunardi from Amy Lunardi Property step you through their top 5 tips for buying a property with less time, cost, and stress.
Here is what they discuss:
How long should a property search ideally take? 1 to 6 months depending on how prepared you are and the search in question?
What if it’s taking you longer, is that OK?
What is the main issue stopping you from buying successfully?
The top 5 issues likely to be keeping you stuck in your property search:
1 - Having an unclear or unrealistic property brief
2 - Not adapting to changing market conditions
3 - Not being proactive with agents or off-market deals
4 - Not prioritising the search (we’re all busy after all!)
5 - Lack of knowledge or confidence
3 signs you’re going wrong with your search.
Some psychology tips from Amy!
A few signs that you’re likely on the right track! If you’re just missing out or you are the under-bidder at an auction, for example. When to engage a professional or buyer’s agent - if you are too busy or mentally exhausted.
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