Whether you're selling, buying or negotiating a property transaction, the decisions you make can have a significant financial impact.
Most Australians buy and sell property only a handful of times during their lives.
The professionals on the other side of the transaction do it every day.
That's why many sellers and buyers seek independent property advice before making major property decisions.
iREC acts as your independent property adviser throughout the transaction, helping you assess opportunities, compare professional advice, negotiate effectively and make informed decisions. From selecting the right agent through to settlement, you have experienced independent support at every stage of the journey.
Many homeowners focus on fees and price when finding an agent.
The bigger challenge is often knowing which advice can be trusted.
Before signing with a real estate agent, sellers frequently need guidance around:
Our independent seller advice service helps homeowners assess agents and their competing recommendations so they can make informed decisions before committing.
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Many property buyers engage a Buyers Agent expecting expert guidance and stronger purchasing outcomes.
But how do you know whether a Buyers Agent is right for your situation, charging a fair fee or providing advice that genuinely aligns with your interests?
Before appointing a Buyers Agent, it is important to understand:
Our Buyers Agent Advice service provides independent guidance to help consumers evaluate Buyers Agents, understand their options and make informed decisions before signing an agreement.
Whether you're considering a Buyers Agent for a family home, investment property or interstate purchase, independent advice can help you determine whether the service represents genuine value for your situation.
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The negotiation stage can have a major impact on the final outcome of a property transaction.
Whether you're buying or selling, important decisions often arise when:
Independent negotiation advice can help you understand your options and negotiate from a position of strength.
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iREC helps Australians make informed property decisions by providing independent advice that is focused on your interests.
Whether you're buying, selling, comparing agents, assessing property values or negotiating an important transaction, independent advice can help you move forward with greater confidence.
Before making your next property decision, speak with iREC for independent property advice.
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Property transactions often involve multiple parties, each with their own objectives.
Buyers may have advisers.
Agents have experience.
Solicitors manage legal matters.
But many property owners have nobody independently reviewing the advice being given to them.
Independent property advice provides an objective perspective to help buyers and sellers:
If you’re selling your home I highly recommend having a chat with Rob. I was having multiple dilemmas selling my property. His knowledge and research into how the process was going, the best agents to use, what I could expect next in terms of what agents would tell me and what my options were was always accurate. Uncannily so. If you’re wondering “what’s the catch?" There is none. Even when I had ended up with an agent who was only going to deal with me rather than involving Rob he still continued to offer advice and support. I really can’t thank him enough. If you’re experiencing the sometimes tricky process of selling you owe it to yourself to have a chat with Rob. I can’t praise the guidance he offers highly enough and have already recommended him to a good friend who is selling. Peter
Peter L Tintenbar NSW
"Your real estate advice was invaluable, honest and easy to understand and made the whole real estate selling process run smoothly and efficiently."
Mark Ascot Vale Vic
Thank you for all your real estate help over the months. You have always been very professional in all your dealings with both of us. It has been in my opinion the traditional or old fashioned sense of professionalism. In other words you do what you say, you call when you say you will call, you do everything you can whenever you can and are polite and extremely helpful no matter what the circumstance. That type of professionalism isn't around much these days; just a poor mimic of it.
Julie Blue Mountains NSW