3 misconceptions when selling your property

Companies don't sell
properties, people do

With a passion for connecting people with property, our team aspire to provide the ultimate real estate experience for today’s modern consumer.

Misconception 01

You should wait for the right season to sell...

Yes, in some suburbs, traditionally there are more sales in the warmer months. But there are also far more properties on the market which means more competition.

If you have a garden that will look spectacular in spring, then you might choose to wait. For everyone else, there’s not necessarily a bad time.

Misconception 02

Listing at a higher price will leave room for negotiating...

In fact, this can keep buyers away – almost scare them away. It can also mean an extended time on the market. Consider pricing your property more competitively which will create more competition between buyers. This will also help achieve a better, quicker, higher sale price.

The days of there being significant gaps between listing price & sale price are, for the most part, gone.

Misconception 03

Saving money on advertising is a good idea...

Rather than worrying about saving a few dollars, successful sellers ensure they get the best possible return on an asset that may be worth $900,000, $1,200,000 even $2 million.

The best sales occur when you create an emotional attachment between the buyer and the home. This is best achieved through a tailored marketing campaign.
You can add tens of thousands to the end sale price.

Your agent | Josh Tonkes

Josh Tonkes | Founding Director

Experience

Experience counts in this business | Over 15 years as a real estate agent | Over 15 years as a business owner

Hands On

"Whilst I enjoy helping run the company, nothing beats helping our sellers achieve an outstanding sale result"

Teamwork

We are a proud independent brand which gives us flexibility to tailor solutions for all of our sellers

The 97%

When surveyed, 97% of Josh's sellers would sell with him again - "this is something I am extremely proud of" Josh Tonkes

And remember

If you’re not selling with us, 
you’re selling yourself short