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Property management, without the distraction

A rent roll can be a huge asset for a real estate agency, but starting, managing and growing a property management department is not without its challenges. Here, :Different Chief Revenue Officer Tony Blamey explains a new service that removes the stress and eliminates the hassle from the rent roll equation.

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David Walker: Developing a high-performance culture

If you’re going to succeed in one of the most competitive real estate markets in the country, you’re…

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Against all odds: Cathy Cattell

In the midst of the Global Financial Crisis, Cathy Cattell hit rock bottom. Her once successful horse stud…

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Help on hand: Jennifer Noye

From her first job as a supermarket checkout chick, to her roles with Ansett Australia and Emirates Airlines,…

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Dynamic duo makes perfect match with eXp

Melbourne real estate duo Renea Gilles and Sharyn Weir say they have found the perfect partner to drive…

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Commercial connections that last: George Burbury

When Knight Frank agent George Burbury picked up this year’s REIA award for Commercial Salesperson of the Year…

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Real estate on demand: Why Ray White AKG introduced Propic AI

Avi Khan knows one of the core pillars of business success in today’s world and beyond is immediacy.

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Ryan Suhle: How to kick start your career by focussing on productive hours

Young gun Ryan Suhle is still in his first few years of real estate but has already hit…

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Need to have a tough conversation with a tenant? Alison Hatch explains how it’s done

Imagine waking up to find that carefully crafted email you recently sent a tenant has hit the mainstream…

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Make mine a double: Charlie Fenton

Charlie Fenton has seen a few pubs in his 63 years. He's drank in them, run them, owned…

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What Dale Atkin wants you to know about surviving the Bali bombings

October is a month that’s filled with both positive and negative memories for Dale Atkin.

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The rise of the renter’s agent

It's no secret that Australia's rental market is the tightest it's ever been. Vacancy rates have plummeted, weekly…

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Sean Carpenter: How to be an agent for life

Good customer service can make or break you as a real estate agent, but it can be difficult…

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Michael Davoren celebrates 50 years in real estate

When Michael Davoren started in real estate, there were no mobile phones, no online marketplaces, and franchising was…

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How to win high-end listings with Josh Flagg

Josh Flagg is one of the best-known real estate agents in the world, rising to fame in 2006…

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Jane Huxley: The top traits of successful people

Getting the right people on the bus is key if a business is to reach its desired destination…

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Three examples of why to consider business insurance

Whether you’re selling luxury condos in the Gold Coast or helping a family sell their home in the…

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Stephen Baster: What horse racing and real estate have in common

After almost 30 years in the saddle as a top jockey, Stephen Baster got used to the ups…

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Gavin Staindl: How to succeed in real estate by being yourself

Gavin Staindl is well known in real estate circles, not just for selling over 160 homes last year,…

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A place for everyone: Green St Property

In the heart of the Newcastle CBD, just one street back from the Hunter River, a small real…

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The great investor about-face

Once upon a time, mum and dad investors cherished residential real estate for its ability to secure decent…

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Why Aussie PropTechs are turning to crowdfunding

The power to determine the future and what our industry looks like is being put back in the…

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What is quiet quitting and will it infiltrate real estate?

At workplaces across the country, when the clock ticks over to 5pm, a throng of employees turn off…

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Jasmyn Calgaro: How to successfully launch your real estate career

In less than seven years, high-performing agent Jasmyn Calgaro of Ray White Nepean Group has been able to…

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Tanja Lee: The key to success

Sometimes it can be difficult to put your finger on what's holding you back from reaching your full…

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Michelle Bourne: a shining light on Sydney’s Northern Beaches

Michelle Bourne came to real estate later in life but that hasn't stopped her setting up a boutique…

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Moving with the times in the tourism mecca of Noosa

Long before Noosa became a playground for the rich and famous, Dowling Neylan was catering to the locals’…

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How we sold it: 19 Bul Bul Court, Ludmilla

The NT News is well known for its crocodile front pages, but there's a lot more to the…

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Haesley Cush and Matt Lancashire: how to create a successful partnership

For years, real estate was largely considered an industry where, if you wanted to succeed, you flew solo.…

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Method in the madness: how and when to use a quirky marketing campaign

As a real estate agent it can be hard to make yourself and your listings stand out in…

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Team blossoms as part of global brand

After 20 years in the business, Anthony Ward knows the Adelaide real estate market like the back of…

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How we sold it: Balfour Place

It's no mean feat to sellout a luxury apartment development in just three days. But that's exactly what…

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The continual push for productivity and efficiency – is there a downside?

In the push to be more productive and more efficient could your business be rapidly hurtling towards irrelevance?