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What are the highlights of this week's real estate news?
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How has the RBA rate rise affected the property market?
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What challenges do vendors face in the current market?
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How long have you been going in terms of real estate and calling auctions?
Yeah, so I started with Home by Holly and in real estate in the beginning of 2020, right before COVID hit. And I thought, God, what have I done?
How did the pandemic influence auction calling in real estate?
A new career in the middle of a pandemic. But that turned out wonderfully. And then during the pandemic, when we were in lockdown last year, was when the conversation shifted to us maybe starting to call some auctions in-house. And I'd always loved the idea of calling auctions. And I put my hand up and said, look, let's give it a go. I'll try some online auctions. So it was actually a year ago yesterday that I called my first auction.
Wow. So that's really interesting. So you got into real estate primarily to get out there, work with the vendors, sell homes.
What inspired the guest to join the real estate industry?
And then as a result of the pandemic itself, that, of course, caused these in-house auctions. And then you segued from there.
Yeah. Yeah. I knew that I would like to get into that space. I've always been a bit of a fan of public speaking. And early on, I knew that I wanted to get into it eventually. And I guess the pandemic kind of just sped that up a little bit and thought, yeah, all right, well, rather than waiting five years or however long in the industry, let's jump in now and say yes and give it a whirl.
Now, what has inspired you, Bianca, to get involved in the real estate industry? What was the burning thing inside you that thought, yeah, I could give this a crack?
How do changing interest rates impact mortgage pre-approvals?
For me, it's always been a lifelong interest. So I would, I call myself a real estate hobbyist until I, you know, watching what's going on online and watching new sales in the area. I used to keep a spreadsheet watching what was happening in my area just for interest sake. And I knew that weddings were starting to be something that I wanted to try, you know, move away from at that point in time. And a friend of mine said to me, you should get into real estate. You'd be great at that. So I remember around that time I also saw the first Home by Holly sign in one of my streets in the neighbourhood and I thought, well, wait a second, this agency might actually be a bit of a cultural fit for me and the brand I'd built as a celebrant and who I was.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the highlights of this week's real estate news?
0:02–0:54
2
How has the RBA rate rise affected the property market?
0:54–1:57
3
What challenges do vendors face in the current market?
1:57–2:43
4
How did the pandemic influence auction calling in real estate?
2:43–3:16
5
What inspired the guest to join the real estate industry?
3:16–3:54
6
How do changing interest rates impact mortgage pre-approvals?
3:54–4:39
7
What should buyers know about due diligence in property purchases?
4:39–5:45
8
Is there a place for gut instincts in real estate decisions?
5:45–14:25
Speakers
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