Negotiate like a pro after a pass in at auction
When a property is passed in at auction, there are negotiation techniques to maximise your chance of securing the property and not over paying.
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Discover Sunday in the Park with George
Last night Monique Sasson had the honour of hosting a hugely informative and entertaining evening previewing the upcoming Victorian Opera production of Discover Sunday in the Park with George. The production is inspired by Georges Seurat’s vivid impressionist painting, A Sunday afternoon on the island of La Grande Jatte. " It is an excellent choice of painting to build a musical theatre piece around, and one dear to my own heart," Monique told the 200-strong audience...
Mid-Year Outlook Webinar
Want to know Monique's views on the outlook for the property market for the balance of the year? If so, click on image below to access her recent webinar, including a list of questions answered on the night:
The slow painful death of the first home owner grant
June 11, 2013 Like a B-movie horror flick villain that refuses to die, the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) will limp into the new financial year to haunt us all despite the Victorian Treasurer’s valiant efforts in his May Budget to curtail this beast. Yes, the $7,000 grant for established property will be phased out on 1 July. But it will be increased from $7,000 to $10,000 for newly constructed homes. I’m no fan of grants or concessions that distort the property market...
Will politicians damage the property market?
Will politicians damage the property market? May 20, 2013 Click to Enlarge + Australia’s economy should be the envy of the western world. Where many western nations are plunging in and out of recession, our economic growth is only slightly below trend and unemployment is relatively low. And with inflation seemingly tamed the Reserve Bank is comfortable with a cash rate at a generational low of just 2.75 per cent...