What I meant about the orifice ..is that you can choose to digest the info via your gob & eventually shit it out the other end... You have a choice whether to accept or reject the info.
But nooooooooo You had to think of something else..porn is good , it does help spice things up between a special person...I don't need to get into details , so I'll just say this ..giving & receiving is well umm nice.. Gosh you are a drama
Yes some suburbs/ properties may be taking more time to rent out.. Gone are the days that it gets snapped up quickly..
You really shouldn't winge Peter rabbitt coz Mt Lawley is a top performance priced surburb ...very close to Perth.. Oooohh
You need to send your computer in for a service. It seems to have a problem when you hit the 'o' key.
crappy Zappy Can't help myself... Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohh Oooooohh Ooh Oh
Newjerk? can you try harder than dig up another person's blog. My first promo was with Billabong and my name in English is modified with a T, am Perth born but also lived in Sydney to make my $$ It's Absolutely Fabulous if it includes brilliant locations, & high calibre tenants..what more does one want? Understand the power of the two "P"" or be financially challenged Even better when there is family who are property mad and one is born in some entitlements.....Understand that beautiful women are the exhibitionists we crave attention, whilst hot blooded men are the voyeurs ... A stunning woman can command and takes pleasure in being noticed. Seems not too many understand what it means to hold and own props and get threatened by those who do. Banks are considered to be law abiding and & rather boring places yeah not true . A bank balance sheet will show capital is dwarfed by their liabilities this means when a portions of loans is falling its problems for the bank.
This is a common trend the industry has known about for some time. This is one of the many reasons the industry has a high turnover of agents. Allot of Gen'Y real estate agents don't understand property cycles :pop:
In fact, allot of new agents just think that all they need to do is stand at the door and take names.
Starting out as a new real estate agent you basically need to build a business and allot of Gen'Ys say they have a business mentality, but are not will to stick around to see it grow.
Also,they don't spend enough time doing the right training that truly makes the money in real estate and it's not showing buys through homes. I wrote an article about this called "What Do Real Estate Agents Really Do For Their Money?" What Do Real Estate Agents Really Do For Their Commission
This is a common trend the industry has known about for some time. This is one of the many reasons the industry has a high turnover of agents. Allot of Gen'Y real estate agents don't understand property cycles
So are you saying that the mass exodus is due to a downturn in the property cycle?
Shadow was hopelessly wrong about the Gold Bull Market. What else is he wrong about?
So are you saying that the mass exodus is due to a downturn in the property cycle?
From what I have seen, agents are falling over themselves to try and get your house to sell. Barely a few days passes without some flyers in the letter box asking if you want to sell your home from some agency.
The house I listed and that is now under offer. I had 4 agents come through that I picked, all had only limited houses to sell and simply could not get enough stock to meet demand. They all reduced the selling fees to beat the competition.
This is due to no boom but a simple lack of properties on the market, to many agents chasing to few properties.
Stock on market to buy property has decreased by over 70% in the last 2 years. That's one lie you told.
Baby Boomers worried about property assets. Baby boomers would be most pleased with prices up 13% from the bottom of the market and 10% YoY.
Cheap rent? Rents have increased from $320 a week 2 years ago to a median of $470. Reiwa reported there latest update in the weekend papers saying despite the vacancy rate increasing median rents have increased to $475 per week as of June. The vacancy rate is still a tight market until it is well over 3%.
You are funny I will give you that, but telling lies when we all know the stats and figures of the market is not a bright idea.
Good luck with saving $20 a week, I'm sure that will make you very wealthy into the future. Don't blow it on in 5 mins on the pokies now down at the Kwinana TAB.
Be fair guys, He has a point, rentals are going the way of the renter at the moment. Also if its cheaper to build new then people will do it. Please don't shoot the messenger. Peter from Perth
This is a common trend the industry has known about for some time. This is one of the many reasons the industry has a high turnover of agents. Allot of Gen'Y real estate agents don't understand property cycles :pop:
In fact, allot of new agents just think that all they need to do is stand at the door and take names.
Starting out as a new real estate agent you basically need to build a business and allot of Gen'Ys say they have a business mentality, but are not will to stick around to see it grow.
Also,they don't spend enough time doing the right training that truly makes the money in real estate and it's not showing buys through homes. I wrote an article about this called "What Do Real Estate Agents Really Do For Their Money?" What Do Real Estate Agents Really Do For Their Commission
Nice try.
R/E agents are negotiating morons. The pressure on them is to sell and they play both sides. Any buyer with one ounce of common sense can play this and pressure the agent to "condition" the vendor. This is a buyers market and if your not getting a minimun of 6% discount on the asking price your paying too much move on.
This is no secret.
As an investor I have left more agents in tears than smiling. My money my deal in this market.
The golden rule for purchasers is this..."There is always another property" thousands of them every week just look on the net..."There is always another property" Remember that when you offer...and never ever get emotional about it, it's a property not a member of the family and whilst you can't replace a member of the family...remember "There is always another property".
So are you saying that the mass exodus is due to a downturn in the property cycle?
Sheesh of course there was a property downturn since 2007.
The article is clear that it is during this downturn that the agents have been leaving in droves.
Quote:
Department of Commerce figures show 1516 sales reps, or one in seven, have left the industry since the peak period of 2007-08 when there were 11,013 on the books.
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