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Take a Hike, Interest Rates
Concerned about the uncertainty of the market due to the latest RBA interest rate hikes and other negative real estate predictions that might affect the value of your home and plan to relocate?
Forever in a positive mindset when navigating the real estate market, at Thrive, we have dealt with interest rate hike cycles several times over the last 45 years.
We believe that the current market need not be feared but embraced, thanks mainly to Thrive’s “Big Double” approach of assisting clients in achieving their goals of selling and buying in a specified timeframe as circumstances dictate.
We ensure innovative approaches to modern real estate are honed for your particular situation.
Talk to Thrive about our full advocacy service where making the difficult easy is our motto. You can view our 7-step sales process here.
Whether selling or buying, we guide our clients through all stages of a sales campaign with ‘best end result’ always the focus and top of mind.
We deliver in our service around the entire partnership with you. From selecting agents, navigating paperwork and key campaign aspects, earmarking required trades and recommending stylists (if appropriate), to input and editing of your marketing material.
Whether it be attending meetings with agents during the campaign, to tracking campaign progress, Thrive works overtime so you don’t have to. You choose how little or much you would like to be involved.
In dealing with agents, we do the legwork and management for you. As licensed estate agents, we speak the same language as the appointed agent. This reduces the overwhelming nature of being across everything as you are continually informed about the key aspects of your sale. We are here every step of the way, right until settlement.
Are you or someone you love considering selling or buying? Or both? Allow Thrive to get the ball rolling. We’ve got you covered.
For more real estate news, visit www.thrivepropertyadvocates.com.au and our Facebook and Instagram pages.
The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors. Ensure you consult your accountant or financial adviser as to the specifics of your situation, as this is general advice only and is not to be relied upon.
