Craig

And tell me a little bit about, I'm really curious about the broken nose vanilla.

So when you sell this, are you selling the brand as well?

Well, great to talk to you, Matt and Fiona.

I certainly hope that you enjoy wherever you go to next.

And I think this has been a great little sort of insight into the sort of property that you can get the further north that you go in Queensland.

This sort of operation could easily be three times the purchase price you're asking for.

Hey, Matt, all the very best of luck and thank you and Fiona for coming on to the Real Estate Podcast this morning.

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And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Podcast, available on iHeartRadio and also Google and Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast from.

Well, coming up, we've got another episode from the podcast series, Let's Talk Property.

And we're discussing this all important question of when do I compromise on buying my ideal home?

It's a question that many people grapple with when choosing to buy a home.

And of course, you'll have that wish list, which is designed to cater for your everyday lifestyle and

And that initial search will start with a burst of energy, excitement and enthusiasm.

At every open inspection, you'll hope to discover your ideal house in your desired location and all within that crucial, crucial budget.

But unfortunately, it's time to put a bit of reality check into it because this really goes to plan.

And it's made worse when a home buyer won't compromise on their expectations and fall down into a rabbit hole of disappointment and tears.

And in turn, this will exhaust their momentum and eventually they'll abandon the hunt or alternatively buy something entirely inappropriate out of sheer desperation.

So to help us understand this better, we're joined by Rich Harvey, buyer's agent and CEO from propertybuyer.com.au.

G'day Rich, welcome back to the Real Estate Podcast.