Amy Lunardi
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1,235 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Dec 2022
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make sure that you fall back on your plan and what you had been comfortable with prior and then focus on that rather than the lack of social proof.
And then the last piece is
If you're in an area which doesn't have as many auctions, how are you going to be able to make your offer for a property as appealing as possible?
So just say you find a property that you love and there is a few other people interested in it.
Well, maybe you might do your building inspection beforehand instead of making your offer subject to a building inspection, just to give you a little bit of an edge in case other offers are subject to building inspection beforehand.
Same as finance too.
I would never suggest putting an offer in without a subject finance cause if you need it.
But if you're working with a broker and you're in a very comfortable position and you can put an unconditional finance offer forward, that can sometimes save you a lot of money when it comes to negotiating with the vendor or dealing with competition.
So what are the things that you can do to make your offer as appealing as possible?
And that can actually save you, it can save you cash too.
So by, I reckon my Instagram, okay?
It's probably the best way to get in touch with me because it's got all my contact details there.
So it's Amy, A-M-Y underscore Lunardi, L-U-N-A-R-D-I underscore property.
Oh, so good to be back.
I've missed you guys.
My first tip, and this is something that I always put a lot of effort into when I'm starting to work with clients, is putting a brief together.
So when you're a first-time buyer, when you're buying any property, your brief consists of three things.
The first thing is your budget, and that's generally fixed.
It'd be great to have more money if you could, but you've generally got a limit with your borrowing capacity.
And then you've got your upper limit, which you'd spend on the perfect property, and your goal limit.
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