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Home For Sale Berwick – 59 St.Boswells Ave Berwick

Auction 15th August 2009

Auction 15th August 2009

Don’t Hesitate Here.

Come one, come all to see this beautifully presented two story home standing tall in prestigious Berwick, comprising three bedrooms plus study or 4thbedroom. The master bedroom is secluded upstairs with its own full ensuite and multiple built in robes. Downstairs you are greeted with the kitchen and its generous size meals area, separate family room and formal lounge with its very own cozy open fire place. Extra features include two split system cooling/heating units one in the family room and the other in the master bedroom, great outdoor decked area and great side access through to the barn style garage/shed great for tradesmen and could easily fit a truck/caravan etc.. All this just a short stroll from Eden Rise shopping centre, your inspection will be sure to impress.

Auction: Saturday 15th August at 12.00pm on site.

Terms: 10% Deposit – Balance 120 Days.

July 13, 2009 Posted by | New Listings | , , , , , , , | Leave a Comment

Home For Sale Hampton Park – 7 Neesan Court Hampton Park

Must Be Sold! Vendor Says Sell.

Must Be Sold! Vendor Says Sell.

AUCTION

 

Must Be Sold! Vendor Says Sell.

 This home spells out opportunity for the first home buyer or astute investor.

 On offer with this young home are:

*Three bedrooms plus study

*Full Ensuite & Walk-in robe to master

*Formal Lounge

*Generous family room / Rumpus

*Outdoor entertainment zone

*Rear Access from the double garage.

* Land size: 500m2 ( approx )

* House size: 21sqs ( approx )

 

Auction:11th July 2009 at 12.00

Inspect: Saturdays 11.30- 12.00

Terms: 10% Deposit – Balance 30 Days

 For More information please contact Brad Ryan 0412 889 895

June 24, 2009 Posted by | New Listings | , , , , , , , | 1 Comment

Tips For Bidding At An Auction Part 2

To follow are some more of my tips on how to successfully secure your new home at the next Harcourts auction day:

 

*Stand in a position where the auctioneer can clearly see you.

 

*Bid confidently from the start.

 

*Know your figures – have the discussion prior to attending the auction and establish a pre-conceived limit. 

 

*As soon as another person bids – come back in straight away with another bid. 

 

*Competitive bidding encourages the owner to declare the property on the market.

 

*Auction is one of the most transparent ways to buy – if the property was to pass in you may not see who you are competing against

 

For more tips and advice on selling or buying by auction contact Brad Ryan from team Harcourts Narre Warren South:

brad.ryan@harcourts.com.au 

www.bradleyryan.harcourts.com.au

www.twitter.com/brad_ryan

Hope to see you at my next auction!

Have a Fantatsic Weekend,

Brad.

April 17, 2009 Posted by | Harcourts | , , , , | Leave a Comment

4 Parry Drive Narre Warren **Auction**

Mortgagee Auction
Mortgagee Auction

This Saturday the 18th April 2009 at 1.00pm I will be calling the Auction for 4 Parry Drive in Narre Warren- It is building up to be another fast paced bidding frenzy! With a number of bidders trying to make their dream come true and own their very own piece of Australia. This fantastic ex display home has all the modern tones and design and is sure to be a winner. Hope to see you on the day!

For More details click on the photo above.

Have a Fantastic Week

Brad ;)

April 14, 2009 Posted by | New Blogs | , , , , , , | Leave a Comment

Tips For Bidding At An Auction Part 1

If you are going to attend an auction to bid for a property, there are some routine things you need to do on the day, before the auction begins.

*Arrive in sufficient time beforehand for a final walk-through of the property and to allow you to check the contract, vendor’s statement, information about auctions and the auction rules, which will all be on display.

*If you have any questions, do not be afraid to raise them with the auctioneer before bidding starts. One of the rules is especially important in today’s auction climate when many properties are passed in and sold shortly afterwards. This rule says if a reserve price has been set – invariably this will be the case – and the auctioneer passes the property in below that price, the owner will first negotiate with the highest bidder for the purchase of the property.

*If you have participated in the bidding or have been sitting back watching how it is progressing, and the auctioneer announces the property is going to be passed in, it is a good strategy at this point to bid up to obtain the right to “first negotiate” with the owner.

Look out for more of my Auction Tips in the near future.

Have a Fantastic Week

Brad :)

April 8, 2009 Posted by | New Blogs | , , , , , , , , | Leave a Comment

   

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