Buyers Agent Process
Pre-approval
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Establish contact with client
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Ensure that the client has been pre-approved for either a mortgage or has the funds available
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Provide details of Mortgage Broker if necessary
First Meeting
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Once pre-approval has been granted set up meeting with client
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Take a full brief of the clients requirements including areas of interest, type of property and amount willing to spend
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Prepare brief and review with client
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Client to pay upfront non-refundable Buyers Agent fee - $1,500
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Discuss and agree on purchase strategy and maximum spend
Search
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Make contact with selling agents in area of interest
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Locate properties currently not advertised
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Inspect properties to make sure they meet the requirements
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Organise pest and building inspection
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Provide a shortlist of properties to client
Evaluate
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Assess the areas of interest for growth potential
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Determine if there are any costs required before property can be rented
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Research and provide up to date sales data and property appraisal of the area
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Assess gross rental yield
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Liaise with Mortgage broker/Bank for valuation
Legalities and due diligence
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Research flood maps including historical flooding in area of interest
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Provide information on any property easements
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Provide information on any nearby planned property developments or proposed infrastructure
Negotiations
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Establish clients interest in a property
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Start negotiations with selling agent
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Agree on price and determine settlement date
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Liaise with selling agent to provide client with paperwork to finalise the sale
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Provide final invoice to client for final instalment of Buyer Agents Fee - $8,500