Podcasts about Selling Houses Australia

It's one simple question ... one really difficult answer, WHO'S YOUR GOAT? Jacob tells us his, and tells us why.With thanks to the Legends @betr - The fastest & easiest betting app in Australia!

Clairsy & Lisa spoke to Andrew Winter, host of Selling Houses Australia about the new series and where he sees the real estate market going over the next 12 months.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clairsy’s cat Angel made him late for work this morning and he told Lisa how and why. Clairsy’s daughter is getting married next year so today they continues their Father Of The Bride theme by opening the phones and texts about the best and worst weddings you’ve ever been to. Fremantle Docker Hayden Young joined Clairsy & Lisa in the studio to chat about the team’s first game of the season against Geelong this weekend plus how new recruit Shai Bolton is looking and how the team are managing fan expectations this year. Selling Houses Australia is back on the tele and host Andrew Winter spoke to Clairsy & Lisa about the new series and the state of the current real estate market plus his advice for anyone trying to get on he property ladder. In The Shaw Report, Roberta Flack’s memorial service has a surprise performance plus an Aussie actor from the 80s accused of squatting and Jon Bon Jovi addresses rumours about his retirement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Really Interesting Women - the podcastEp. 141Shaynna BlazeThis is my final podcast episode for 2024 - and what an incredible guest to finish.Shaynna Blaze has had an amazing path to becoming the household name we see today. And her abilities and talents are the gift that keeps on giving as she throws herself into another aspect of her ever evolving career.Shaynna takes opportunities, or creates them. Or both. It's a great discussion which shows how a fulfilling life and career can open up - if you're open to it and prepared to work for it. For those who may not be aware of Shaynna's background, she is an award-winning interior designer, author, creative director, business owner, executive producer, musician, and, of course, TV personality. She has become a household name from her time as a co-host on Selling Houses Australia and as a judge on The Block since 2012. Her television career expanded with her participation in Celebrity Apprentice Australia, which she won...in 2021. She has also just launched her EP which re-establishes (that's ‘re-establishes') her music career. She is also an advocate for social justice, she actively supports organizations addressing domestic violence and has been involved in projects like the feature film The Fort, which highlights issues of domestic abuse. She is committed to mentoring the next generation of designers and empowering women in the industry. Her EP clips are on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kXU-DWX_2qHsRwGiDi3JCtfXZXHNQYD60Her 'Bluebottle performance' on The Masked Singer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr8i8Jsbs7sHer cabaret show at Malthouse Theatre Melb. Feb 27/28https://www.malthousetheatre.com.au/whats-on/hirer-events/taking-back-my-joyVoice of Change: instagram @voiceofchangeauVisit instagram @reallyinterestingwomen for further interviews and posts of interesting women in history. Follow the link to leave a review....and tell your friendshttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849

An impulse decision to buy a home in the rainforest results in a comedy of errors involving a python in the roof, an unexpected tax bill, two reality TV shows discussing bowel movements with Shane Warne. (R)

Dennis drops in for a cool chat & names his Dream 13! Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition ... then combine them!

Dennis Scott (Gardener from Selling Houses Australia) Lifestyle Channel FOXTELSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Takeaway points: - Partnerships are the secret sauce in your marketing plan. - Strategic Marketing Partnerships provide REACH to your ideal customers, CREDIBILITY in your industry and community, and DIFFERENTIATION from your competitors, that drives profitability. - Sponsorship is dead. Triple win partnerships make headlines, build hype and get you creatively deliver new offers to your mutual customers.   Therese has the magic touch when it comes to speaking the language of brands, securing collaborations, partnerships, and sponsors that grow businesses.   She's the Best Selling, triple gold medal Author of SWAP! Marketing without Money where she reveals her insider strategies and a trailblazing track record that speaks volumes.   Therese secured major partnerships with brands Jeep, Sesame Street and Benetton to create a $10m business. A seasoned TV strategist, she's been a judge on Channel 10's ByDesign, and weaved brands seamlessly into shows like The Block, Selling Houses Australia, and The Living Room and has become the sought-after expert for securing sponsorships that deliver a 3-way win.  __ Get Your Free Ebook Copy Of Mike Handcock and Landi Jac's Entrepreneur X Factor: www.exfbook.com www.worldwidebusinessintelligence.com We bring you worldwide business intelligence with heart, purpose and one goal. Your increased Prosperity, with greater Freedom and significant purpose.

Wendy Moore is loving life as one of the hosts of Foxtel's hit series Selling Houses Australia, and this week she's our special guest on the Food Bytes podcast. As well as offering some expert insight on budget renovations and the dos and don'ts of putting your house on the market, Wendy reveals she's a passionate baker. We also have a fun chat about why the kitchen has become the hub of the family home. And our Food Poll this week is a bit of a Mexican stand-off, with tacos up against nachos. Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Broadcast each Sunday on the ACE Radio Network - https://aceradio.com.au/ Catch us also on: The Buzzz - Melbourne's Home of Classic Hits - thebuzzz.com.au Radio 2DD - Easy Listening - On Line - https://www.2dd.online/ Follow us on Facebook...https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Chris Gates  for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SummaryIn this episode of Personal Branding Unlocked, Monica and Josh introduce Stephanie Jordan, a licensed residential sales consultant with Lisa Macklin Property in New Lambton. Stephanie shares her journey from HR to real estate and how her background in HR shaped her approach to the industry. She emphasizes the importance of saying yes and consistency in building a personal brand. Stephanie also discusses the role of personal branding in her success and how she stays on top of the constantly changing real estate industry. She credits her mentors for helping her build her personal brand and shares her strategies for social media and content creation. Steph discusses the importance of balancing personal and professional life, finding the right office culture, and the value of personal branding in the real estate industry. She shares her experiences on Selling Houses Australia and Stars of Newcastle, highlighting the benefits of community involvement. Steph emphasizes the significance of networking and challenges listeners to attend a networking event.Keywordspersonal branding, real estate, HR, consistency, mentors, social media, content creation, personal branding, real estate industry, work-life balance, office culture, community involvement, networkingTakeawaysSaying yes and consistency are key in building a personal brand.Personal branding is important in the real estate industry, where word of mouth and referrals play a significant role.Staying on top of industry changes and regulations is crucial for success.Mentors can provide guidance and support in building a personal brand.Social media and content creation are effective strategies for building a personal brand. Balancing personal and professional life is crucial, and it's important to set boundaries and prioritize self-care.Finding the right office culture is essential for personal branding and career success. It's important to choose a company that allows you to have a personal brand and supports your growth.Community involvement and giving back can enhance personal branding and create meaningful connections.Networking is a powerful tool for building relationships and expanding professional opportunities. Attending networking events can be uncomfortable but can lead to valuable connections and opportunities.Authenticity is key in personal branding. Being true to yourself and maintaining consistency in your actions and communication helps build trust and connection with others.Linkshttps://www.instagram.com/stephjordan_lmproperty/https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-jordan-9283a647/https://lmproperty.au/Find Us: Check us out online and hit up our socials HERE.

Dennis Scott is the beloved landscaper on Foxtel's Selling Houses Australia. His story of how he went from pro NRL player to TV presenter is not smooth, simple and easy, but it is inspiring. From the low points of packing shelves at Woolworth's to make ends meet, to jumping in front of a TV crew with two weeks notice, this podcast is packed with great stories. Support The Podcast Buy The Aussie Green Biz Mastery Course: http://aussiegreenbizmastery.com.au/ To sign up for a trade account with The Lawn Shed: https://thelawnshed.com.au/ref/629 To support the podcast directly: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=93144780 To buy Luke's lawn care program for your business: https://www.patreon.com/user/shop/professional-annual-lawn-care-program-1-51530?u=93144780&utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link 

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To give you a snapshot of how quickly things can change, get this: when they were shooting this season (which was a very short time ago) of Selling Houses Australia, the housing market was completely different to what it is even now... as host Andrew Winter told Clairsy & Lisa, 'it's not all happy endings'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Andrew Winters joins Jonesy & Amanda ahead of the return of Selling Houses Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I chat what former Broncos, Bulldogs and Storm Player, Current host of Lifestyle Channel's Selling Houses Australia, Dennis Scott. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Lee chats to Aussie Comedy star Akmal. From arriving in Australia with no English to early disaster gigs, I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and Selling Houses Australia to his upcoming gig at the Empire Theatre, Akmal shares his journey with a lot of laughs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis Scott from Selling houses Australia accepted Campo's Challenge

The Selling Houses Australia presenter joined the show on his birthday and discussed his transition from playing career to television host

This week we talk to Wendy Moore, one of two new additions to one of the longest running and most popular property shows on Australian television, Selling Houses Australia.Along with landscaper Dennis Scott, Wendy is the new interiors expert on the show with host Andrew Winter. And together they bring a fresh take to Selling Houses Australia, which is screening now on Foxtel's Lifestyle Channel and On Demand.So in this episode of At Home with Lauren Keenan, we talk to Wendy about what it has been like stepping into Shaynna Blaze's shoes, why the show is so popular and what is so special about working on projects where the home owners are in such need for expert help to sell their homes.Wendy also mentioned a charity close to her, Running for Premature Babies where she is Board member. Wendy and Dennis are running a half marathon to raise funds so go to Wendy's fundraising page if you would like to make a tax deductible donation.Get in touch if you have a topic you want us to talk about, someone you want us to interview, or an interiors question you want answered on the show.And if you want to hire Lauren as an interior design consultant for your home, visit our website laurenkeenan.com.au to see her work and to leave a message on the contact page.Read the post with more info about today's episode on our stories page https://laurenkeenan.com.au/stories/Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/laurenkeenanhomeFollow us on Instagram:Lauren is @laurenkeenanhomeScott is @travellingman_auFollow us on Twitter:Lauren is @_lauren_keenanScott is @scott_keenanAnd thanks for listening!

NJD: 1. Jess & Angus Share a Wholesome Moment 2. London Pub Drop Toilet 3. Shepard Avocados Hack 4. Who's More Famous Chris? 5. Toto Albanese 6. 7am Alphabucks 7. Dolphin Trainer Turned Politician 8. Disney Sing-Off 9. Anti-Procrastination Café 10. Hunter Home on Selling Houses Australia 11. Did You Meet Before You Met? 12. Alphabucks  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're joined today by the new host of Selling Houses Australia, Wendy Moore, who also happens to be juggling twins! Jules and Mel open up about their own experiences buying and selling property, while Jules is back from Fiji for the first time and shares her verdict. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We like to switch things up every now and then with ‘how to' podcasts, interviews with interesting people.In Lauren's work as an interior stylist, she is always coming across new products, new ranges and new brands, as well as the things she is loving for her clients and for her own home.So in this episode of At Home with Lauren Keenan we've got 5 things that are hot for your home right now.> Eadie Lifestyle Cushions - we just bought these for our house and we love the natural textures.> Angus & Celeste Raw Earth Planter - we have two in our bathroom and they have really transformed a dark space> Iver Architectural Door Hardware - its worth investing in beautiful door handles and these can really lift a renovation with style and substance.> Recipe Tin - totally our go to for yummy family recipes these days, from the very talented food blogger Nagi.> L&M Home new season blankets - I'm loving Alby and Hepburn from this range which we think a great investment piece for your home.Get in touch with us if you have a topic you want us to talk about or a question you want answered on the show.And if you want to hire Lauren as an interior design consultant for your home, visit our website laurenkeenan.com.au to see her work and to leave a message on the contact page.Read the post with more info about today's episode on our stories page https://laurenkeenan.com.au/stories/Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/laurenkeenanhomeFollow us on Instagram:Lauren is @laurenkeenanhomeScott is @travellingman_auFollow us on Twitter:Lauren is @_lauren_keenanScott is @scott_keenanAnd thanks for listening!

Selling Houses Australia host, Andrew Winter chatted about season 14 of the show, casting for season 15 and the one time he really upset someone with his feedback.

Elliot Yeo from West Coast talked about the loss to North Melbourne, the grass at Marvel Stadium, as well as the upcoming Derby. Selling Houses Australia host, Andrew Winter chatted about season 14 of the show, casting for season 15 and the one time he really upset someone with his feedback. Clairsy talks scams, while Lisa covers off the results from the Oscars and the moment Will Smith had a brain fade in front of a global audience. 

Featured Guest: TV presenter Andrew Winter. Who is currently celebrating 20 years in Television. As we eagerly await the launch of his latest series of Selling Houses Australia on Foxtel - it is hard to imagine this show has been on our screens for 14 seasons. Andrew is often described by the Media as ‘straight talking' and he is known for cutting to the chase and actually saying what everyone else is avoiding when it comes to real estate. Owning his domain regarding the multiple facets of renovating, buying and selling properties. I mentioned Andrew was on the podcast today and one of my female friends declared she absolutely loves him and would watch repeats of Selling houses Australia or Love it or list it on the Lifestyle channel for days if she could. This is proof that Andrew is just as fascinating as the homes he takes on… Today we will go behind the scenes of the much loved show, finding out how the show is made, I will ask if he misses Shayna Blaze, what is in stall for this upcoming season and you might pick up some bonus tips along the way. CREDITSHost: Benjamin NorrisGuest: Andrew WinterExecutive Producer: Benjamin NorrisAudio Producer: Benjamin NorrisListen now on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5MXOJ6Ut6GYnVHLwwExoVw?si=ZbcMRRQZQq-K3LVlMhXvqAListen now on APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/celebrating-20-years-of-andrew-winter/id1546841378?i=1000554518533Listen now on iHEART RADIO: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/867-tv-reload-75925237/episode/celebrating-20-years-of-andrew-winter-94338768/Visit the www.TVReload.com.au for all media enquiries.Follow TV Reload! on INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK and TWITTERhttps://www.facebook.com/bennorrisaushttps://twitter.com/benjaminjnorrishttps://instagram.com/benjaminjnorrisofficial_ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Featured Guest: TV presenter Andrew Winter. Who is currently celebrating 20 years in Television. As we eagerly await the launch of his latest series of Selling Houses Australia on Foxtel - it is hard to imagine this show has been on our screens for 14 seasons.  Andrew is often described by the Media as ‘straight talking' and he is known for cutting to the chase and actually saying what everyone else is avoiding when it comes to real estate. Owning his domain regarding the multiple facets of renovating, buying and selling properties.  I mentioned Andrew was on the podcast today and one of my female friends declared she absolutely loves him and would watch repeats of Selling houses Australia or Love it or list it on the Lifestyle channel for days if she could. This is proof that Andrew is just as fascinating as the homes he takes on…  Today we will go behind the scenes of the much loved show, finding out how the show is made, I will ask if he misses Shayna Blaze, what is in stall for this upcoming season and you might pick up some bonus tips along the way. CREDITS Host: Benjamin Norris Guest: Andrew Winter Executive Producer: Benjamin Norris Audio Producer: Benjamin Norris Listen now on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5MXOJ6Ut6GYnVHLwwExoVw?si=ZbcMRRQZQq-K3LVlMhXvqA Listen now on APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/celebrating-20-years-of-andrew-winter/id1546841378?i=1000554518533 Listen now on iHEART RADIO: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/867-tv-reload-75925237/episode/celebrating-20-years-of-andrew-winter-94338768/ Visit the www.TVReload.com.au for all media enquiries. Follow TV Reload! on INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK and TWITTER https://www.facebook.com/bennorrisaus https://twitter.com/benjaminjnorris https://instagram.com/benjaminjnorrisofficial_

Charlie catches up with his good friend, Andrew Winter, who he misses immensely after the 13-years they spent together filming Selling Houses Australia. The two catch up and discuss just how important a garden is when putting your home up for sale, with Andrew sharing his knowledge on how a beautiful garden can support the sale of your home. Many people focus on the interior of a home when selling while often the garden is overlooked. Completing some small jobs in the garden prior to sale can make a big difference to the sale price.On today's episode:The value a beautiful garden can add to a homeHow to recognise a well-maintained garden compared to a quick clean-up prior to saleAndrew's poor gardening abilitiesAndrew's secret history of gardeningTips for cleaning up prior to saleTrends in gardens supporting strong home salesHow home automation can boost your sale priceFind out if Andrew misses Charlie on Selling Houses AustraliaAbout Andrew WinterHost of Selling Houses Australian and Love It or List It, Andrew is a highly experienced real estate agent who knows what it takes to sell a home for its best price. Known for a lack of gardening knowledge, Andrew is a previous Gold Logie nominee. Andrew has shared his real estate knowledge to help many Australians sell their home for the best price possible.We'd love to hear from you, please email any questions you have about your garden to: charlie@stihl.com.auFind out more about how to prepare your garden for sale with Charlie's tips here:https://blog.stihl.com.au/top-garden-tips-to-prepare-your-home-for-sale-with-charlie-albone/Website: stihl.com.au/Instagram - @stihl_au or @charlie_alboneThis podcast was hosted by Charlie Albone and created by STIHL Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Selling Houses Australia host Andrew Winter chatted to The Bunch about all things housing markets…

Dennis Scott joins the podcast and to talk about his career, the 04 premiership season, reveals the secrets behind the Storm success, gives us an exclusive Corey Hughes story, what it was like growing up in country QLD and moving to Brisbane than Sydney and than Melbourne, gives his opinion on the current team and the Mounties and tells us about his new role as a host on Foxtel's Selling Houses Australia. We hope you enjoy listening to this one as much as we did recording it. 

Dennis Scott is the new Landscape designer on Selling Houses Australia, he's an old mate of Campo's

Join Stavros Ambatzidis (Company Director with O'Brien Real Estate) and Jane Nield for a fortnightly chat about real estate.Under the Hammer is proudly supported by Direct Connect. It's a FREE service making moving easy for you. Call them today on 1300 664 715 or visit the website HERE.This week we discuss another record week of sales including a hugely successful weekend of Auctions for Stav - one auction had 71 bids in 14 minutes which was a record! Plus we touch on some of the factors that might influcence the market in the coming months - including the reality check for Rental Providers (aka landlords) as new legislation governing rental properties comes into effect. We'll also hear from Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia from the HomeStyle podcast with Shaynna Blaze.You can check out Stav's auction at 16 Bowman St in Aspendale on Youtube HERE. You can email Stav - stavros@obrienrealestate.com.au or give him a call on 0409 708 000.Subscribe to the HomeStyle podcast with Shaynna Blaze wherever you get your podcasts and listen to the Ep 17 - Saying Goodbye to Selling Houses Australia with Andrew Winter HERE. This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

Join Shaynna Blaze and Jane Nield for a fortnightly chat about design and a whole lot more.This week Shaynna announced she's leaving Selling Houses Australia after 13 seasons on the show. Who better to discuss Shaynna's departure and reminisce on some of those memorable moments than host of the show Andrew Winter. Andrew also chats about the current state of the real estate market and has a few words of wisdom for anyone considering a move in the current climate. Plus Andrew gives us an update on his own renovation.To ask Shaynna a question email podcasts@sen.com.auThanks to our show sponsors Red Energy, Born and Bred in Melbourne. That's Red Energy! Call 131 806 today for Real Aussie Energy. www.redenergy.com.au.To connect with Shaynna follow her on Instagram HERE. Or visit Shaynna's website HERE.This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

Don't know about you, but I'm a firm believer in the saying that “When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade” As we stay home to stay safe, what better opportunity to keep the family active, and teach the kids valuable life skills than to connect with nature through Gardening. To help talk to us about this today, we're joined by Charlie Albone. TV celebrity gardener and landscape designer better known for co-hosting Selling Houses Australia for their last 13 seasons and recently joined Channel 7's Better Homes and Gardens. Charlie is also the ambassador for Richgro, a family-owned garden products business that has been helping to bring Australian backyards and gardens to life to more than 100 years.  When Charlie is not busy getting his hand in the dirt he's a busy family man, husband to Juliet Love interior stylist, and Dad to two boys Hartford and Leo.   We ask Charlie questions including: In times of stress and anxiety spending time outdoors in the garden will almost always help improve and lift our mood. Something that a lot of parents and kids are needing at the moment. Love to know, what are your thoughts on this? It's been said before, and in your words, “That you like to think of the garden as an outdoor classroom – it's tactile, it's ever-changing, there are lessons to be learnt in the smallest details” Can you tell us a little more about your philosophy? Where did your passion for the great outdoors come from? Do your two boys share this with you? What lessons do you think gardening can teach children? What are some of the health benefits of gardening? Can you suggest what we should plant and or grow in winter? What is it that makes Richgro garden products' company stand out from the rest? What products do you recommend parents consider buying from their range?   For Charlie's full article, please visit: https://kiddipedia.com.au/top-tips-for-gardening-with-kids/     For further information please go to: www.richgro.com.au @richgrogarden @charlie_albone See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Winter from the award-winning Selling Houses Australia will host an invitation only tour of Brisbane’s newest property opportunities. He joins us on the line. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Join Shaynna Blaze and Jane Nield for a weekly chat about design and an update or two on The Block and Selling Houses Australia.Thanks to our show sponsors Red Energy, Born and Bred in Melbourne. That's Red Energy! Call 131 806 today for Real Aussie Energy. www.redenergy.com.au.This week Shaynna and Jane focus on lighting. They discuss the importance of a lighting design in a new build or a renovation, talk about lighting trends over the years including the move towards more flexibility and more integrated technology in our homes. And of course Shaynna has plenty of tips for anyone considering a build or a reno. Shaynna also answers a listener question from Casey in Geelong who's a vintage lamp collection is getting out of control!You can ask Shaynna and Jane a question via Shaynna's Instagram HERE. Or visit Shaynna's website HERE.This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.

Designer Shaynna Blaze  from Selling Houses Australia told Fred & Lisa about the Perth home they renovated for the show plus her new TV addiction

Today Fred & Lisa wanted to know about your exercise injuries... wait until you hear what Dot from Rivervale did to herself. Aviation Expert Geoffrey Thomas told The Bunch the latest on the Virgin Australia collapse and how it affects your frequent flyer points, and Shayna Blaze from Selling Houses Australia told us why we need to stay away from ladders during the pandemic…

Andrew Winter - Host Of Susie's Favourite Show 'Selling Houses Australia' talks to us about how Corona is affecting the housing market...and about being one of the most replayed shows on TV See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Today’s REAL big news, Susie’s missing beauty appointment, Ash & Susie’s #ToiletPaperChallenge, some people just aren’t getting the social distancing thing, Astronaut Pam Melroy talks the ultimate isolation…in space! Theme Game: Medical Show edition, Andrew Winter talks ‘Selling Houses Australia’, Smarter Than Suse, CoronaParty and the latest restrictions, Jodie Bradnam talks TeleHealth in the time of self-isolation, Ausie Golfer-turned-landscaper, Mitch’s Nova anniversary and Susie tells a joke… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The latest announcement to hit the headlines is interstate travel will be banned with the borders closing. NNS spoke to people who have had their travel plans disrupted. Brooke from Survivor got the boot last night and she’s gutted she didn’t make the Grand Finale on Monday night. She did confirm her romance with Lachie is OVER! Hoppo from Bondi Rescue urged people to stay at home after chaos unfolded at Bondi beach on the weekend. And Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia gave the guys his thoughts on the current housing market in Perth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fred & Lisa had a chat with Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia.

Rabbit and Sarah unpack a wild weekend of weather on the coast. They also chat to Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia, and there's an update on Julie! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lots of guests popped past this week including Dr Michael Mosley, Andrew Winter from Love It Or List It and Selling Houses Australia, Mel Buttle from The Great Australian Bake Off plus we got to meet our new Perth Wildcat player Rhys Vague, Ben O'Shea reviewed the movie Joker, Chris Cheney from The Living End and Alex Lloyd!

An impulse decision to buy a home in the rainforest launches a comedy of errors involving a python in the roof, a half-finished home, an unexpected tax bill and two reality TV shows

Charlie talks about his amazing journey as a gardener, television presenter and award winning garden designer. Leesa Hart talks about the healing value of a garden.

Want to make your outdoor space great? What are some cool features you can add to it that your kids will love? Is a dog destroying your outdoors, what are your options there? To fire pit or not to fire pit? Pools and fences and how to manage sloping blocks. Charlie Albone from Inspired Exteriors and Selling Houses Australia guides you through all this and more. Sponsored by The Little Unicorn Early Education Centres, focused on your child with everything provided, enrol now here. 

The Central Coast Leagues Club is getting a revamp...but Julie thinks that the designs aren't quite realistic. There's no chicken parma! Plus, Selling Houses Australia shenanigans, home surgery and much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Building and renovating is tough, especially if you’re doing it while working your day job and this is a side hustle you've got going on.In this episode we talk about why asking for help might just be the smartest thing you do!Most people, especially family, are happy to help. You get to spend time together working on a project and it’s a shared experience that you can talk about afterwards.Find out how to identify what people are great at and utilise those skills, plus how to repay the people that help you along the way.This is episode seven of this series Adventures in Renovating for Profit from Lauren Keenan, a Sydney-based interior stylist and award winning podcaster who can help you create a home you love.If you're thinking about tackling a renovation project and you need help finding the right loan for you then get in touch with Stephen Lemm at Mortgage Choice Neutral Bay - tell him Scott and Lauren sent you.And if you need a hand with your next renovation project, or even if you just want help re-styling the home you are in. Lauren can help - get in touch on the socials or email lauren@laureenkeenan.com.au

When you're renovating for profit, knowing how to build and use a budget is essential.It's not difficult, but there are some key things you can do to get it right. In this episode we give you our top tips plus tips from our experts so you achieve your financial goals with your renovation project.For example, how much do you spend on a renovation? What are the best tools for creating an effective budget? And what do you do when things go wrong with your budget and you need to get back on track?This is episode six of this series Adventures in Renovating for profit from Lauren Keenan, a Sydney-based interior stylist and award winning podcaster who can help you create a home you love. .If you're thinking about tackling a renovation project and you need help finding the right loan for you then get in touch with Stephen Lemm at Mortgage Choice Neutral Bay - tell him Scott and Lauren sent you.And if you need a hand with your next renovation project, or even if you just want help re-styling the home you are in. Lauren can help - get in touch on the socials or email lauren@laurenkeenan.com.au

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Planning is an ESSENTIAL part of the renovation process. If you don't plan your concept, your budget, your processes and your suppliers before you start, you are setting yourself up for disaster!In this episode we give you a series of tips from us based on our experience renovating properties as well as from experts in their fields like real estate agents - Daniel Acocks from The Agency in Bondi - and builders - Marshal Keen The Bondi Builder and the resident builder from Channel Nine's Buying Blind - who can help arm you with the information you need to plan your way to success.This is episode five in this series. We've had a bit of a break travelling and you can check out our travels in Italy on Lauren's Instagram or just search #keenaneuro18 on your socials.If you're thinking about tackling a renovation project and you need help finding the right loan for you then get in touch with Stephen Lemm at Mortgage Choice Neutral Bay - tell him Scott and Lauren sent you.And if you need a hand with your next renovation project, or even if you just want help re-styling the home you are in. Lauren can help - get in touch on the socials or email lauren@laurenkeenan.com.au

Ash is a powerhouse of energy and positivity with a passion for life, health and fitness. Launching Ash Marton Realty with his business partner Lilly in early 2012 at the age of 22, Ash has been captivated by a desire to innovate the real estate world. Recognized by industry leaders as one of Australia’s most dynamic and forward thinking agents, Ash has featured as an industry expert on numerous TV programs including Sky News and Selling Houses Australia. With a passion for building strong connections, Ash is closely aligned with key members of our community and is also an annual guest at Arnold Schwarzenegger’s home in Los Angeles, supporting his annual charity event. Understanding the importance of leading by example, Ash remains highly focused on listing and selling property, with a strong focus on achieving record results for his clients. Having traveled extensively throughout South East Asia, the USA and South America, Ash has gained a wealth of experience in dealing with a diverse range of people from different ages and nationalities. He prides himself on establishing instant rapport with people and welcomes diversity, adding to the reliability he has to his clients.

Denise Haynes is the woman at the helm of the all women Real Estate Agency in Australia - R & R Property. They sell Rural, Residential & Commercial Property. Denise is well known within the Real Estate Industry for being an exceptional marketer. The award-winning Team has been on Television featuring in Selling Houses Australia - a home renovation and makeover show. Denise is currently featuring in two new books being released soon and is also working on her own book which will teach people how to present their properties for sale, along with some great hints and tips for selling. Denise also has a Podcast & a Blog called The Real Estate Girl. She has a personal Real Estate Portfolio, is a Mother and a Wife and along with her family, lives on a farm in Rural NSW Australia. http://www.randrproperty.com.au https://www.facebook.com/randrproperty.com.au Instagram = @randrproperty

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Firstly Denise can you tell us a little bit about your area – Regions/Councils: Our area is quite vast because we cover a number of council areas, from Port Stephens,Great Lakes & Dungog. Rural and Residential: We also work in rural and residential areas. Population: Within the town of Stroud where we have one of our offices the population is only about 700 but there is a large farmland area surrounding the town. We are the only agency with an office in Stroud, but there are numerous agencies that work within the area. Country to Coast: We are so lucky that our areas cover coastal strips through to rural so we really do get to enjoy the best of both worlds. Community: We have an amazing community that all work together and help each other out. As a business we find that our community supports us so much – it’s wonderful and we love to return that by sponsoring whatever local event or causes we can. Lots of customers make mention that they have found our community to have such a great vibe. Andrew Winter: Actually that is also something Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia said upon his arrival and when we featured on the Lifestyle show. He was truly amazed at the vibrant feel we had for such a rural community. We love to share the area: The team count their blessings everyday living in this area,and that’s why we love to promote it and share it with new locals whenever we can. You have an all female team and you are in a rural area.   Tell me about your experience in rural and how you are qualified to sell rural property.    Does anyone ever think you can’t do the job as well as a man?    Born & bred: I’ve grown up rural, being born and bred in this area so it comes as second nature to me but from the real estate perspective, Training: I’ve trained extensively; amongst other things I’m a licensed stock and station agent. But honestly where you learn the most is from being in the field so to speak. Experience: I started my career in Real Estate in 2004 and it was within an agency that sold rural property, from this job I acted like a sponge and soaked in all the information I possibly could. I also live on a 300 acre beef cattle farm so you learn from that too of course. Reluctance Because We’re Females? : Honestly yes we do get some buyers who initially are reluctant to deal with us regarding rural but the minute I start speaking with them they realise that I know my business. Excellent Reputation: Our vendors are well aware of our excellent reputation as rural sales agents, so they don’t hesitate. Working in Hardware: It’s similar to when I worked in my family’s hardware business – H & D Timber & Hardware in Raymond Terrace for many years. All the tradies had no hesitation in dealing with us ladies in the shop, because they knew we were knowledgable. It was the weekend warriors we had trouble with if any, but it didn’t take long to sort them out. Market Share: We are an award winning agency with a massive market share, so that doesn’t come without extensive knowledge. Sales: My rural sales over the years speak volumes! You have 2 offices now in the area,   Where are they exactly… I also want to say that I always see your new listings and sales coming through on social media – you really are going amazing. What’s your secret to success?   We have offices in Stroud and Bulahdelah Sheer hard work and determination! The support of our community who are a lovely bunch of people. Team: An amazing hardworking and passionate team who treat the business like they own it. I truly am blessed with that combination! New Team Members: I am always looking for passionate new team members to place into R & R Property whenever I can. I love seeing them thrive and create themselves a career and immense self confidence. Staff Going into their own businesses: I’ve also been blessed enough to have trained up and seen a couple of my team members gain the confidence and knowledge to go out on their own and create their own Real Estate businesses.That makes me so proud! You have become an amazing ambassador for your town like no other real estate agent I have ever seen.   What’s your inspiration?    I LOVE IT: It’s simple – I just love it! I truly never ever get sick of the beauty of the landscapes, whether they are our coastal strips or our rural rolling hills.I am a keen amateur photographer so I’m always pulling over on the side of the road to take an amazing shot that just can’t be missed! The community members are used to seeing me doing this! There she is at it again they say! My poor daughter is always like – “Muuum can we go nowwww?!?” The Crepe Myrtle Cafe: I was asked if we could supply the photography for the decorating in a local cafe with my photography. It’s like a permanent art gallery showcasing our area. Calendars: We also have our much sought after R & R Property calendars which have a different local photo for each month, all usually taken by me. We give these as gifts to our clients for Christmas each year. Social Media Photo’s: I’m in charge of all of our marketing which includes loading up all of our social media pages with beautiful lifestyle shots. Sharing the area: We really love sharing the area. We see people come from the city who are stressed out and need to escape from it. They settle in our area and then the only regret they have is that they didn’t do it sooner. It just changes their lives for the better. How can you not want to share that! You get amazing testimonials from your clients.  So amazing that someone thought that they were too good to be true didn’t they.. Can we talk briefly about that. Only because i think it’s funny.     Testimonials: Aah yes, we do get some amazing testimonials.I guess that comes from not only working really hard for people but also caring. I certainly don’t want to feel as though I have ever done the wrong thing by anybody so we always walk them through the processes and make sure we disclose absolutely everything we can about a property and ensure it’s the right decision for that customer. And whilst we don’t have a crystal ball in knowing exactly what a buyer would be prepared to pay for a property we never ever buy listings, always stating the price we think it would sell for, even if that means we miss out on the listing. Fair Trading: And yes the situation you are  referring to is where we put out a flyer with a couple of our testimonials on it and we received a letter from the Real Estate authorities to say that we were being accused of writing our own testimonials, they were just too good. Of course we were able to supply evidence that they were in fact real testimonials from real customers. You sponsor local fairs and sporting clubs – what a great way to meet people and be involved with the community.  What do you sponsor exactly and what’s involved?    Gosh there really are way too many to mention individually but we do attend our towns shows & fairs with our marquee supplying free facepainting & balloons for the littlies plus we financially sponsor the events. We sponsor our local football teams and other sporting events. We attend the Medowie markets most months and just get out and chat with our community. We recently sponsored the Seaham school fete and we sponsor the Morpeth Bulls junior rugby league teamin Port Stephens. We sponsor the local cracker night, it really is extensive. It’s about giving back to our community. We believe that the more we can assist, the stronger the community will be and the more businesses and new people to the area will come from that. You have an eye for marketing.. Do you think that’s something you were born with, or is it something you have to work on?      Creative as kid: Yes I’ve always been naturally creative, even as a little kid so I love beautiful marketing. I also find human nature fascinating, so forever trying to figure out the mystery of what works marketing wise with people and what doesn’t. Many touch points: So we use a very very wide range of marketing because I believe marketing is not a one hit wonder, it is providing many touch points. Think outside the box a lot: I love to think outside the box a lot. I’d find it very insulting if someone said we were just the same as any other agency, because I don’t think that’s true. Local photography: For example I use local photography as a marketing theme because it’s about making people aware of the life we lead here. Sure I do post on Facebook and Instagram for example our “Just Listed” and “Just sold” information but I mostly post my day to day life on the farm, in our lifestyle, at the beach etc etc. #notrafficjamshere: One photo range which is particularly popular is the #notrafficjamshere ones where I post pics of cows along our driveway, they always get a great response. Street Library: One of the other unusual marketing tools we have are our Street Libraries. So outside of each office is a little red house shaped box on a pole (somewhat like a large letterbox) that is a container for people to place the books that they have finished reading for someone else to collect and read. It’s a great talking point. I can hear people discussing it from my office and they’re fascinated by the concept. Kids especially love the idea.It works because I see the book collections changing from day to day. The Pioneer: We also have a newsletter for our area which has a local history story on the front and then real estate information on the back. We try to issue these monthly by letterbox drop but they are also printable from our website. They truly are the best marketing piece we have because I actually have people ring & complain they they never received theirs in the mail!!!! Sports Bottles: We also not only financially assist our local sports teams but we also supply them with R & R Property branded sports bottles, just as yet another touch point. Hints & Tips: We issue regular Hints & Tips about all aspects of Real Estate for Buyers & Sellers on our Facebook pages. Podcasts: We Podcast as well, all things real estate and especially tree change questions/concerns people have. Vendor tips, buyer tips, decorating & styling advice.Anything that we think people will find informative. Blog/Vlog: I create informative blogs and vlogs to educate people about our area, help them in their real estate journey. Tree Change Guide: we created a downloadable Tree Change Guide.We were receiving the same questions & concerns over & over again so we’ve put the answers all together in a booklet for our relevant clients. Radio Interviews: I currently have two radio interviews a week on two different stations where we discuss all things real estate, whether that’s the property of the week or hints & tips for buyers & sellings, plus market updates. You’ve won loads of awards!  Tell us how many awards you have won..   Gosh heaps! Agency of the Year:  we have won the agency of the year award for our Stroud area for the past 2 years running with rate my agent. Midcoast Business Award: We recently won the Midcoast Business Award for Excellence in Small Business. That was pretty massive as the Midcoast is a huge area and includes many many businesses, including large franchised agencies. We are a small independant agency. We also walked away that night as finalists in the Customer Service Category & Excellence in Professional Services Category. I was also personally awarded as a Highly Commended Business Leader which was an incredibly humbling experience. Regional Business Awards: This also led us to be Finalists in the Regional Business awards which was another amazing night and made me very proud of the team. LAST QUESTION What else can you elaborate on as far as your marketing goes..   It’s been a massive year for R & R Property. Bulahdelah Office: We opened up a second office this year, this one in Bulahdelah, due to popular demand. Since then we have also purchased one of the existing agencies there so the owner could retire. This doubled our rent roll and of course team members. Book Features: Next year I am featuring in two new book releases about Real Estate. Success Secrets: We are not finished yet though with a number of new ideas in the pipeline heading forward. I guess that has always been one of my success secrets; to never stay stagnant and to not take success for granted. You’re only as good as your last sale is one of my motto’s. You’ve always got to move with the times and try to be ahead of the pack all whilst staying grounded and empathetic to people’s needs, customers, team members and of course family. And of course there will be plenty of further training as learning new skills is essential. Thank you Denise!

Firstly Denise can you tell us a little bit about your area - Regions/Councils: Our area is quite vast because we cover a number of council areas, from Port Stephens, Great Lakes & Dungog. Rural and Residential: We also work in rural and residential areas. Population: Within the town of Stroud where we have one of our offices the population is only about 700 but there is a large farmland area surrounding the town. We are the only agency with an office in Stroud, but there are numerous agencies that work within the area. Country to Coast: We are so lucky that our areas cover coastal strips through to rural so we really do get to enjoy the best of both worlds. Community: We have an amazing community that all work together and help each other out. As a business we find that our community supports us so much - it’s wonderful and we love to return that by sponsoring whatever local event or causes we can. Lots of customers make mention that they have found our community to have such a great vibe. Andrew Winter: Actually that is also something Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia said upon his arrival and when we featured on the Lifestyle show. He was truly amazed at the vibrant feel we had for such a rural community. We love to share the area: The team count their blessings everyday living in this area,and that’s why we love to promote it and share it with new locals whenever we can. You have an all female team and you are in a rural area.   Tell me about your experience in rural and how you are qualified to sell rural property.    Does anyone ever think you can’t do the job as well as a man?    Born & bred: I’ve grown up rural, being born and bred in this area so it comes as second nature to me but from the real estate perspective, Training: I’ve trained extensively; amongst other things I’m a licensed stock and station agent. But honestly where you learn the most is from being in the field so to speak. Experience: I started my career in Real Estate in 2004 and it was within an agency that sold rural property, from this job I acted like a sponge and soaked in all the information I possibly could. I also live on a 300 acre beef cattle farm so you learn from that too of course. Reluctance Because We’re Females? : Honestly yes we do get some buyers who initially are reluctant to deal with us regarding rural but the minute I start speaking with them they realise that I know my business. Excellent Reputation: Our vendors are well aware of our excellent reputation as rural sales agents, so they don’t hesitate. Working in Hardware: It’s similar to when I worked in my family's hardware business - H & D Timber & Hardware in Raymond Terrace for many years. All the tradies had no hesitation in dealing with us ladies in the shop, because they knew we were knowledgable. It was the weekend warriors we had trouble with if any, but it didn’t take long to sort them out. Market Share: We are an award winning agency with a massive market share, so that doesn’t come without extensive knowledge. Sales: My rural sales over the years speak volumes! You have 2 offices now in the area,   Where are they exactly… I also want to say that I always see your new listings and sales coming through on social media - you really are going amazing. What’s your secret to success?   We have offices in Stroud and Bulahdelah Sheer hard work and determination! The support of our community who are a lovely bunch of people. Team: An amazing hardworking and passionate team who treat the business like they own it. I truly am blessed with that combination! New Team Members: I am always looking for passionate new team members to place into R & R Property whenever I can. I love seeing them thrive and create themselves a career and immense self confidence. Staff Going into their own businesses: I’ve also been blessed enough to have trained up and seen a couple of my team members gain the confidence and knowledge to go out on their own and create their own Real Estate businesses.That makes me so proud! You have become an amazing ambassador for your town like no other real estate agent I have ever seen.    What’s your inspiration?    I LOVE IT: It’s simple - I just love it! I truly never ever get sick of the beauty of the landscapes, whether they are our coastal strips or our rural rolling hills.I am a keen amateur photographer so I’m always pulling over on the side of the road to take an amazing shot that just can’t be missed! The community members are used to seeing me doing this! There she is at it again they say! My poor daughter is always like - “Muuum can we go nowwww?!?” The Crepe Myrtle Cafe: I was asked if we could supply the photography for the decorating in a local cafe with my photography. It’s like a permanent art gallery showcasing our area. Calendars: We also have our much sought after R & R Property calendars which have a different local photo for each month, all usually taken by me. We give these as gifts to our clients for Christmas each year. Social Media Photo’s: I’m in charge of all of our marketing which includes loading up all of our social media pages with beautiful lifestyle shots. Sharing the area: We really love sharing the area. We see people come from the city who are stressed out and need to escape from it. They settle in our area and then the only regret they have is that they didn’t do it sooner. It just changes their lives for the better. How can you not want to share that! You get amazing testimonials from your clients.  So amazing that someone thought that they were too good to be true didn’t they.. Can we talk briefly about that. Only because i think it’s funny.     Testimonials: Aah yes, we do get some amazing testimonials.I guess that comes from not only working really hard for people but also caring. I certainly don’t want to feel as though I have ever done the wrong thing by anybody so we always walk them through the processes and make sure we disclose absolutely everything we can about a property and ensure it’s the right decision for that customer. And whilst we don’t have a crystal ball in knowing exactly what a buyer would be prepared to pay for a property we never ever buy listings, always stating the price we think it would sell for, even if that means we miss out on the listing. Fair Trading: And yes the situation you are  referring to is where we put out a flyer with a couple of our testimonials on it and we received a letter from the Real Estate authorities to say that we were being accused of writing our own testimonials, they were just too good. Of course we were able to supply evidence that they were in fact real testimonials from real customers. You sponsor local fairs and sporting clubs - what a great way to meet people and be involved with the community.  What do you sponsor exactly and what’s involved?    Gosh there really are way too many to mention individually but we do attend our towns shows & fairs with our marquee supplying free facepainting & balloons for the littlies plus we financially sponsor the events. We sponsor our local football teams and other sporting events. We attend the Medowie markets most months and just get out and chat with our community. We recently sponsored the Seaham school fete and we sponsor the Morpeth Bulls junior rugby league team in Port Stephens. We sponsor the local cracker night, it really is extensive. It’s about giving back to our community. We believe that the more we can assist, the stronger the community will be and the more businesses and new people to the area will come from that. You have an eye for marketing.. Do you think that’s something you were born with, or is it something you have to work on?      Creative as kid: Yes I’ve always been naturally creative, even as a little kid so I love beautiful marketing. I also find human nature fascinating, so forever trying to figure out the mystery of what works marketing wise with people and what doesn’t. Many touch points: So we use a very very wide range of marketing because I believe marketing is not a one hit wonder, it is providing many touch points. Think outside the box a lot: I love to think outside the box a lot. I’d find it very insulting if someone said we were just the same as any other agency, because I don’t think that’s true. Local photography: For example I use local photography as a marketing theme because it’s about making people aware of the life we lead here. Sure I do post on Facebook and Instagram for example our “Just Listed” and “Just sold” information but I mostly post my day to day life on the farm, in our lifestyle, at the beach etc etc. #notrafficjamshere: One photo range which is particularly popular is the #notrafficjamshere ones where I post pics of cows along our driveway, they always get a great response. Street Library: One of the other unusual marketing tools we have are our Street Libraries. So outside of each office is a little red house shaped box on a pole (somewhat like a large letterbox) that is a container for people to place the books that they have finished reading for someone else to collect and read. It’s a great talking point. I can hear people discussing it from my office and they’re fascinated by the concept. Kids especially love the idea.It works because I see the book collections changing from day to day. The Pioneer: We also have a newsletter for our area which has a local history story on the front and then real estate information on the back. We try to issue these monthly by letterbox drop but they are also printable from our website. They truly are the best marketing piece we have because I actually have people ring & complain they they never received theirs in the mail!!!! Sports Bottles: We also not only financially assist our local sports teams but we also supply them with R & R Property branded sports bottles, just as yet another touch point. Hints & Tips: We issue regular Hints & Tips about all aspects of Real Estate for Buyers & Sellers on our Facebook pages. Podcasts: We Podcast as well, all things real estate and especially tree change questions/concerns people have. Vendor tips, buyer tips, decorating & styling advice.Anything that we think people will find informative. Blog/Vlog: I create informative blogs and vlogs to educate people about our area, help them in their real estate journey. Tree Change Guide: we created a downloadable Tree Change Guide.We were receiving the same questions & concerns over & over again so we’ve put the answers all together in a booklet for our relevant clients. Radio Interviews: I currently have two radio interviews a week on two different stations where we discuss all things real estate, whether that’s the property of the week or hints & tips for buyers & sellings, plus market updates. You’ve won loads of awards!  Tell us how many awards you have won..   Gosh heaps! Agency of the Year:  we have won the agency of the year award for our Stroud area for the past 2 years running with rate my agent. Midcoast Business Award: We recently won the Midcoast Business Award for Excellence in Small Business. That was pretty massive as the Midcoast is a huge area and includes many many businesses, including large franchised agencies. We are a small independant agency. We also walked away that night as finalists in the Customer Service Category & Excellence in Professional Services Category. I was also personally awarded as a Highly Commended Business Leader which was an incredibly humbling experience. Regional Business Awards: This also led us to be Finalists in the Regional Business awards which was another amazing night and made me very proud of the team. LAST QUESTION What else can you elaborate on as far as your marketing goes..   It’s been a massive year for R & R Property. Bulahdelah Office: We opened up a second office this year, this one in Bulahdelah, due to popular demand. Since then we have also purchased one of the existing agencies there so the owner could retire. This doubled our rent roll and of course team members. Book Features: Next year I am featuring in two new book releases about Real Estate. Success Secrets: We are not finished yet though with a number of new ideas in the pipeline heading forward. I guess that has always been one of my success secrets; to never stay stagnant and to not take success for granted. You’re only as good as your last sale is one of my motto’s. You’ve always got to move with the times and try to be ahead of the pack all whilst staying grounded and empathetic to people’s needs, customers, team members and of course family. And of course there will be plenty of further training as learning new skills is essential. Thank you Denise!

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I am Denise Haynes, My Business is R & R Property and this is My Story......... I am regularly asked how my Real Estate career came to be and what the journey has involved. I have therefore written a brief version of my story for you, hoping that this may give you an insight into who I am and where I’ve come from. I’m not sure where my Passion for Real Estate stems from. It certainly wasn’t from my family growing up. Although Mum & Dad always owned our family home there were never any other Real Estate transactions made whilst I was growing up. Our family home was originally a 2bdm old weatherboard home with lots of holes to let the rats and mice come and go as they pleased. When I was aged about 12 Mum and Dad overhauled it and it was converted to a 3bdm and it was pretty neat when I finally got my own room. The long-drop toilet was still proudly located in the back yard though. No luxury such as an inside flushing toilet for us! Times have changed so much with homes, we used to have little old homes and share bedrooms as children. The new homes today are huge in comparison and usually very modern. When I was 20 I purchased my first home to live in, an old 1930’s weatherboard on small acreage. I then sold this and purchased a historic convict built cottage which I still hold to this day. These purchases were achieved with me working up to four jobs at once (1 full time, the others part time) plus my husband at the time working his job. These processes although exciting because I was purchasing a home for myself certainly were underwhelming as far as a Real Estate transaction is concerned. I sold my own property myself but there was no celebratory congratulations from the Agency I dealt with to buy the cottage and in actual fact it was quite a dodgy experience. Not a good introduction to the world of Real Estate I must say. Some years later and now single and having bought my ex-husband out so I could keep the cottage I somehow got it into my head that I should buy myself an investment property. So I scoured the papers, seeking something within my very small budget. Eventually I found a 2 bedroom unit which I thought I could rent out easily enough and purchased it. This was followed by a second sometime afterwards and so my portfolio began to grow. But again all these transactions were totally un-exciting. Not once did I even receive a settlement gift pack from my varied Real Estate Agencies for my trouble. Maybe a bottle of cheap wine some years later from one of them whilst still on my Real Estate investment journey. From these earlier experiences I have gained the knowledge that these are momentous transactions in our life and from this I have ensured that R & R Property have the most amazing settlement gift packs (full of local products) for our clients and hand them over very ceremoniously. After all it’s usually a celebratory occasion finalising from what is generally an emotional roller-coaster ride As an employee I have never ever been the go to work, start at 9 do as little work as possible and go home on the dot of 5 type girl. No not me, I have always been that pesky employee who goes above and beyond, has regular fantastic ideas about what the business can do next to improve and service the customer better. I was the girl who stayed behind if she didn’t complete all her tasks knowing that she wouldn’t be paid any overtime but just wanting the satisfaction of a job well done. For my good willed efforts I have pretty much always been labelled as being a troublemaker. I’m still not sure why, maybe my actions make people nervous or feel inadequate themselves. I re-call when I told one of my Aunties that I was working hard to purchase another investment property she asked me with such disdain – “What do you want to be, a millionairess???” Tall poppy syndrome is rife. At that point in time I was saving as much of my wages as I could each week by sticking to a super strict budget, just so I could try to get ahead. I think the writing has always been on the wall that I needed to own my own business, but it took a while to happen and only because I got thrown in the deep end. When it’s sink or swim – you’d better start swimming real fast! I would like to advise that I am self-titled as unemployable these days. Having been to the other side where I can make decisions, bear the brunt of them when they don’t turn out well or rejoice when they do. Although having my own business is up there with one of the hardest things I have ever undertaken in my life it certainly does give you the benefits of artistic freedom. Whether that is worth it is something you would have to decide for yourself as everyone is different. Some have gone back to being an employee after a stint as a business owner and are happy as can be, just to have a regular wage coming in and no big decisions to make. Not me I seem to like doing things the hard way. In 2004 after being treated what I considered to be unfairly, for quite some time at my current employment, I told my boss to stick it were the sun don’t shine and walked out. There are only so many knocks you can take before self-preservation kicks in. At the time there was a Real Estate Agency in my tiny little suburb. I’d had it in my thoughts that a job in Real Estate might be quite interesting. I quite liked having my investment properties and just thought that it might be something different and interesting. Having no experience whatsoever I plucked up the courage to walk in and ask if there might be something going job wise for me. There wasn’t of course but at least I had registered my interest. I later found out that it was purely because I was a local that he didn’t even consider me. A few months later I thought I might like to have my cottage appraised after having completed some improvements, so I telephoned the local agent and asked him to pop in to do so. Well he must of thought I wasn’t so bad after all and rang me the next day to offer me a casual job, one or two days a week just doing general tea/coffee making, filing, general dogs body type stuff. I jumped at this chance and went in and was a total sponge, listening to everything and following instructions. In my usual mode and work ethic I worked as hard as I could, over and above, learnt as much as I could and I loved it. I was soon invited to take up a full time position and through the years worked in every role along the way. From Filing clerk to Property Manager (rentals) to Sales Assistant. My office manager/sales agent who had given me the job was over the moon because he had someone who would do absolutely everything for him except go out and sell the properties. All the behind the scenes work was completed happily by me and as I said before I just stayed there each evening until it was all finished. Sometimes working diligently into the night without overtime just to meet deadlines and get all my extensive amount of work completed. He had hit the jackpot! One part of the general roles I did was the marketing. When I started within the agency the marketing they had was very crude & basic to say the least. I seemed to absolutely love this creative part of my role and I was soon re-designing their brochures, window cards and general marketing material. I also took it upon myself to produce editorials and advertising to attract people to come to live in our area. Another trait I have is to take people along with me as a bonus. So whatever I was creating was not only for this business but for the town as well, therefore I was effectively marketing for the whole town – for free. I still do this to this day, sometimes it’s reciprocated, sometimes not. I am a strong believer in supporting local businesses regardless, so I purchase whatever I possibly can from them before outsourcing, no matter the price difference or waiting time. The marketing campaigns I created were all very successful. The agency owners that I worked for at the time had 3 offices. One day they organised a meeting with me and asked if I would like to take on the role of marketing officer for all three offices. I was ecstatic and accepted immediately. I was so stoked to think they had such faith in me and I had been given this amazingly creative role as well. Some months later with the takeover of a new owner I unfortunately lost my job with this business as they advised they had no room for a marketing officer. And so the next chapter began. I had a short stint with another agency that left me feeling deflated. I applied for a role with this agency because I loved their marketing. Sadly this company was unsuitable and I was terribly unhappy there. My dream job totally sucked, so disappointing, but oh well time to move on. It was not a waste of time because I learnt more skills and had more experiences under my belt, again things to do as well as things not to do. By this time my previous manager from the original agency had started his own Real Estate Agency. He invited me to be a commission only sales agent and work out of his office. It didn’t take too much thought for me to say yes. By this time I had considered that I wouldn’t mind turning my hand to sales and I saw this as an opportunity. So I grabbed it. Off I went and completed all the courses to become fully licensed (which you are required to do as a commission only sales person, as opposed to a wage earner who at the time of writing can work under a certificate of registration and someone else’s license). I was responsible for providing my own car, which had to be a 4WD (as we work in a rural area), training, phone and motivation. Commission only sales means if you don’t sell a property you don’t get any pay whatsoever. You always have your ongoing & never ending operating costs to deal with though, and when you do sell you only receive a percentage as, of course, most of it goes back to the business. So I had to swim real fast! This was all fine except of course I turned into not only a commission only sales person but his private personal assistant again as well. Never mind, I soldiered on and did everything I could. As a new business we had nothing and I basically helped him create the business bit by bit. The business was created in one of the biggest economic down turns in a long time so things were tough. I just worked as hard as I could trying not to miss any opportunities to learn and sell. I also worked hard to become the best Real Estate Agency within our area and to obtain the lion’s share of business. I was putting in hours and hours of work, doing the km’s, taking the calls, making the calls – then going home and working on it at night as well. I remember clearly one of the business owners friends at the time said – “you will end up being the owner of this business Denise”. At the time I just laughed this off thinking that I would never be capable of doing that. That all sounded way too scary to me! During this time I was a sponge and followed the current owner around and took in as much information as I could. I had done this for years previously when we worked together and I truly believe this, along with being thrown in the deep end is the best way to learn. No amount of text book reading and classes will ever teach you how to or how not to deal with people and the many facets of Real Estate that on the ground foot work will. Of course I do believe in doing courses and have done many in my time and still do. I love self-improvement but it all falls into place when you put what you’ve learnt into practise. Just over 12 months after starting, the owner of the business said “I’ve had enough and it’s all too hard, do you want to buy the business”? Prior to this, for the past 6 months, at the age of 41 I had been trying to fall pregnant with my partner unsuccessfully. I thought to myself, well I’m obviously too old to fall pregnant, that’s just not going to happen for me so why not give this a go. I was terrified to say the least! So my partner and I quickly sold one of our investment properties to fund the purchase. Ironically enough, and against everyone’s advice I paid the owner what I and others perceived to be way too much money for the business, because I knew he was experiencing hardship. Mind you I also knew that I was paying him for something I had helped create, but being the kind hearted person I am, I overlooked this and just decided to run with it. The day I signed the contract of sale I found out I was pregnant. Oh my goodness what a surprise! I had been so busy stressing over buying the business I forgot about trying to fall pregnant and of course that’s when it happened. Good old Mother Nature! After much discussion with my partner I made the decision to keep going with the business regardless and just multi task with bubba in tow. We still laugh today that my husband found me in the lounge room at 3am madly sending emails and completing work because my water had just broken (2 weeks early) and I needed to get this work completed prior to going to hospital. I was also speaking with clients during labour in between contractions. I had to ring and explain this to them afterwards as I thought later that I probably sounded a bit strange at the time. After I had given birth to our beautiful daughter I had my little temporary office set up in the hospital room, as I was to quickly find out neither a baby nor a business sleeps. Everyone who came to visit us in hospital still laughs about my little hospital office set-up today. Then from hospital back to the office we went after a short stint at home getting to know each other. I still laugh today that half of our area have seen my boobs due to the fact that I would be breast feeding in my office when people would bowl in to see Miss Newborn. From the day of her arrival she has been known officially as “The Boss!” The failing business that I purchased in 2010 is absolutely nothing like the business I have today. All aspects except the name have changed. Everything has been overhauled. We have tested and trialled many things, some worked, some didn’t. Over the years I have had many competitors trying to move in on the business, take advantage of the popularity of our area which I have had a huge hand in creating with the continuous stream of editorials, social media campaigns and marketing promotions to draw people here. We’ve even been on Selling Houses Australia, an award winning homeowner TV show on Foxtels Lifestyle channel. I’ve had the ex-business owner and ex-employees go out in competition with me, which is truly heart breaking but hey - That’s business! My mind set being; Do your absolute best at all times and just keep moving forward! It is frustrating though of course, having limped along when times are tough as hell, keeping your head just above water, risking everything you’ve worked all your life for, only to have competitors come in when times improve, taking the cherry so to speak. Being a business owning mother is certainly a challenge and we have had many stressful and funny moments together. From catastrophic poo explosions whilst out with clients to doing $1.4 Million dollar deals at 6am whilst breastfeeding. I must say though “The Boss” has been an awesome business partner winning many hearts. I will be very happy if she has learnt some life and business skills from working with her independent, never give up mummy. I absolutely love changing people’s lives by selling their property or making them new locals. Of course it’s not always roses and sunshine. No matter what the situation, selling and buying property is always an emotionally charged situation. I think a lot of agents forget this, but I strive to always keep the clients care and feelings front of mind. I always ask myself “Could I have improved this situation and process?” If the answer is “yes” then I try to rectify it and if the answers “no” then at the end of the day I can only do my absolute best. It’s always good to learn through any situation and my motto has always been to keep doing the best I can with passion and honesty. I have always had a move forward approach to the business. Never becoming stagnant and always trying to grow. I have had many fails as a boss, a business owner, a mummy and a wife but I have always tried to overcome these and get back on track. I have considered quitting many, many times when things have gotten so tough I didn’t think I could go on, but there’s obviously a tough stubborn streak in me that keeps whispering “keep going – work through it”. There have been many celebrations along the way as well and we continue to do so. I have a fabulous team and we are all passionate about the business and helping others both change their lives and also to be able to enjoy our way of life. Today we have two offices in two locations, have expanded our footprint throughout the area. The two offices although both totally different are both amazing in their own right. Very stylish and upmarket but the down to earth appeal that our clients love about us remains. Although we work really hard, fun and laughter are definitely a daily occurrence and not frowned upon. The whole team are working together wonderfully, but in general the team has always been an ever changing and evolving being in its own right as people come and go for different reasons. I have always been incredibly shy by nature and have had to work really hard to overcome this. I still to this day dislike networking functions as I always feel awkward and nervous. Also unfortunately in today’s society if you aren’t a regular drinker, spending a fair amount of time at your local watering hole you are deemed as odd, stuck up or both. I truly hate that about today’s society and although I have been a regular drinker in my time I am certainly not these days. I also enjoy my own and my family’s company. After a long day working in Real Estate I just want to go home and spend my down time with them. I’m not stuck up, I just love spending my limited spare time in my own company or with my family, having spent all my working day each and every day with everyone else and their family. This also gives me time to indulge in my other passion and stress reliever which is photography. Being a Rural and Residential Real Estate Agent is seriously one of the hardest jobs I have ever done. It is sheer hard work, both physically and emotionally. It is also incredibly rewarding! I have made so many amazing friends from clients who have both bought and sold through R and R Property in and around all of our areas of Stroud, Bulahdelah and Gloucester. And it is a great feeling to walk down the street and have everyone chatting to you, or singing out greetings to you. I am incredibly excited about the future knowing that we have new & amazing projects in the pipeline which will be rolling out during the year. Never satisfied to be the same as every other agency, we definitely don’t cookie cut and we always look for out of the box ideas. That is also why I have never accepted the invitations from franchised agencies to join them. I love our independence and am incredibly proud of having full authority over everything we do. The R & R Property Team are now a force to be reckoned with and I also have a team of awesome contractors behind the scenes who have our back and know what we are seeking to achieve. Trust me I love this business, our slogan is “A Passion For Property” and it has my heart and soul poured into it. I’m not going anywhere and you’d better watch this space to keep up with us! Denise Haynes and the R & R Property Team have offices located in both Stroud and Bulahdelah but cover a large area surrounding them, including Gloucester and Karuah. They are your Tree Change Specialists and love assisting others to make the move from city to country. The team are a combination of lifetime locals and tree changers so their vast experience and knowledge is your asset. You’ll find their free Real Estate advice on their Website, Podcasts and Facebook - “Hints and Tips”. YOU SEE OUR FOR SALE SIGNS EVERYWHERE! Stroud : 02 4994 5766 | “Bowen Chambers” 73 Cowper St, Stroud NSW 2425 Bulahdelah: 02 4997 4325 | 78 Stroud St, Bulahdelah NSW 2423 E: info@randrproperty.com.au www.randrproperty.com.au Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @randrproperty  ***Disclaimer: The information within this document are my personal experiences and therefore my personal opinion and perception of events.

Well we are drawing to a close for another year, which always gives us fresh opportunity to get it right in the New Year. Let’s make this year your time to slap that SOLD sticker on your home enabling you to start the next chapter in your life, the one that you’re yearning for. Here are 5 Effective ways to kick that goal sooner rather than later: Have a spring clean; look at your home with fresh eyes or get a friend to visit and give you their opinion. (Just don’t shoot them down for it) Too much clutter within a home is stressful and unattractive. It may also make your home look smaller than it actually is. Have a garage sale or give away any quality items to a charity group or a neighbour who you know is struggling financially. You will realise once you start what a positive impact it has on both you and your home. Clutter does start to overwhelm us eventually so do it for yourself and your buyer. Besides it gives you a head start on packing for your next move. A lick of paint in fresh neutral tones will give your home a face lift, both inside and out. Remember light colours give an impression of open, airy spaces which attracts buyers. Off whites, very light creams, and latté are great colours to use. And always paint ceilings white. The smell of paint gives the home a recently renovated & fresh smell as well, which buyers tend to like. It means they won’t have to do it themselves the minute they move in. If you can’t afford to paint maybe sugar soap the walls, sometimes this can be just as effective. Replace stained or worn carpets and soft furnishings. Carpet really isn’t that expensive in the overall scheme of things and can rejuvenate a room straight away. If you have pets living inside you may not be able to smell their presence but visitors certainly can. The same goes if you’re a smoker. The smell seeps into soft furnishings and carpets which you become accustomed to but again your visitors can smell it straight away.  If you can’t stretch the budget for new carpet & furnishings try having them steam cleaned or shampooed. Consider having a professional stylist or a friend/relative whose home is modern & stylish give you some tips and advice. The correct furniture & décor can make a massive difference to a home’s presentation. You may think that buyers can see past old fashioned furniture but 99% of the time they just can’t, even when they say they can. As an agent I’ve seen it over and over again. Think about how popular the Lifestyle Channels Foxtel show ‘Selling Houses Australia’ is. I think we’re up to season 10 - enough said!!! If your garden is unattractive or non-existent spend a weekend planting some low maintenance but structurally stylish plants in your yard. Paint the front fence, have a nice gate & mailbox. First impressions are timeless. The opposite applies here too though. If you have a large garden which really for someone who isn’t a gardener could be a challenge then you need to simplify. Chances are your non gardening buyers (who are the majority) will be intimidated by your lovely garden and not purchase thinking they just couldn’t possibly maintain it. Remember to plant according to what grows successfully in your area as well so that your garden looks healthy. The local nursery will be a wealth of knowledge for this information.  The R & R Property Team are Specialists in Selling Homes and Rural Properties. If you would like FREE tips and regular advice checkout and follow their Facebook Page @randrproperty. OR you will find them in the two office locations “Bowen Chambers” 73 Cowper St, Stroud NSW 2425 & 78 Stroud St, Bulahdelah NSW 2423. Or pick up the phone - Stroud: 02 4994 5766 | Bulahdelah: 02 4997 4325 Click through to our informative Website for extra tips and advice: www.randrproperty.com.au    

More Money in Your Pocket - Selling Tips for a Quick & Well Priced Sale Presentation! Presentation! Presentation! I cannot express to you enough how important this is to a sale & a great price. Good presentation is not only easy on the eye but it also leaves the prospective buyer feeling as though there isn’t too much to do. If a property is poorly presented with daggy dated furniture, needs painting and even minor repairs your prospective purchaser may be left thinking the property needs updating & a fortune spent on it. A well-presented home is also a good blank canvas, usually allowing your buyer to feel uncluttered and unstressed enough to visualise their furniture in this home. The proof is in the results - why do you think Selling Houses Australia is so successful! Lawns and Gardens Please have these tidy! The lawn needs to be kept constantly mowed, any potholes/bare patches need to be filled and grassed over. Water if necessary. Gardens should be weeded and preferably no fuss. High maintenance gardens can definitely be a purchaser turn-off. But again, presentation is important as your lawns and gardens provide the framework for your homes street appeal. Doggy No.2’s need to be cleaned up and preferably your pets restrained or even better visiting elsewhere for an inspection. Get Cracking & Start Packing! Clutter can be a major killer for your homes sale so why not take the opportunity upon listing your property to cull anything you haven’t used for a long time or start packing away decorations and furniture that you don’t use on a regular basis. Have a garage sale and make some money! Self-storage is always a good option or if not appropriate store it in a shed. A clear and uncluttered home is always a pleasure to show, clients can walk clearly through the property and it gives off a more light and spacious feel making the home seem even larger. Go & Have a Coffee Please vacate the property for the sales inspection. We sometimes have vendors who insist upon staying in the home for the viewing, quite often interrupting, trying to do our job for us whilst we are showing the clients through. Although we realise that the vendor is only trying to help it is actually at a huge disadvantage to themselves. The prospective purchaser will usually feel uncomfortable; not inspecting as thoroughly, not openly asking questions or commenting as freely as what they would if you’re not there. This can be detrimental because if we are unaware of any objections we cannot try to overcome them. So go and have a coffee up the street if you have nowhere else you need to be. Listen to your Agent If your property is reportedly receiving lots of views online but no inspections are being booked your agent will possibly be contacting you to advise that the problem could be price. Although we always like to test the market, we also have to listen to it loud and clear. An agent can usually tell within the first 3 – 4 weeks if the property’s price has missed the mark. At this point you need to listen to your agent’s advice and re-consider listed price. Overall everybody involved dreams of an easy and speedy sale and if vendors are prepared to work hand in hand with their chosen agent by doing the prep work to present as best as possible then the odds are that it will flow onto a clean and quick sale – Happy Days!  Denise Haynes and The R & R Property Team are the No.1 Agency in their area with a rapidly expanding footprint throughout the valley. If you would like more advice and tips on buying and selling please visit our website www.randrproperty.com.au or give us a call on 02 4994 5766

The man who can sell the unsellable home is divulging his real-estate secrets. Selling Houses Australia host Andrew Winter can tell you why your house isn’t sparking a bidding war. He knows the trick to making a kit-home look like an award-winning, architectural marvel. And he knows when to buy and when to sell. Andrew sold his first house aged 17, so he knows what he’s talking about. But what goes on behind closed doors in the Winter household? From what’s in his fridge to the TV shows he binge-watches in his down time, the real-estate whisperer shares the things he can’t live without.  This show is hosted by Mel Buttle And proudly produced for the Foxtel Lifestyle Channel. #getcarriedaway with Foxtel Lifestyle. Watch Andrew Winter on Selling Houses Australia on Foxtel Lifestyle. If you want to subscribe to Can’t Live Without, go to apple.co/mamamia, where you will find all of Mamamia’s podcasts, as well as any book we ever talk about on any of our shows in one place.

This woman knows exactly where to scatter a cushion, where to unfurl a rug, and the perfect way to bring a room together. As an expert interior designer, there's not a housing trend Shaynna Blaze hasn't seen. The author, presenter of Selling Houses Australia and judge on The Block lets us into her home life. We talk the psychology of cushions, the one brilliant design item every house needs, why her wardrobe style never changes, and how she never goes anywhere without a cup of tea.   You can see more of Shaynna Blaze on her new show, Deadline Design, only on Foxtel’s Lifestyle. This podcast was hosted by Mel Buttle. For more episodes with lifestyle experts such as Matt Moran, Paul West and Andrew Winter subscribe to this show in itunes or your podcast app. And while you are there, if you love what you’re hearing, leave a review and a rating in itunes. This podcast was produced by Foxtel Lifestyle. Get Carried Away.  And by the team at Mamamia Podcast Network.

Pack you bags and sharpen your pencils because we're going to Style School!Interior stylist and founder of Lauren Keenan Home will help you make sense of some of the most popular current interior design styles in Season Two of The Find It. Style It. Podcast. There are plenty of misconceptions and misinformation out there about interior design styles and that makes it hard when you're shopping for your home or working with an interior stylist.So in this series we explain five popular interior design styles, where they come from, how to describe them, where to shop for them and how to use them in your home: Hamptons, Scandi, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial and Modern Country. Episodes drop weekly for the next five weeks. Don't forget to email any questions you have about these five styles lauren@laurenkeenan.com.auBack in Episode 4 Lauren and Scott talked about a trip they were taking to the US in May and June. In this episode they take you through the interiors and travel highlights from their trip through NY State and California. You can check out the top shots from their trip using the hashtag #fsusatour on Instagram.Don't forget to email any questions you have about these five styles lauren@laurenkeenan.com.auThere is also plenty of inspirational images on on her socials including Instagram.

The one where Shaynna Blaze reveals what and how she watches TV, and what she really thinks of Neale Whitaker, Darren Palmer, Andrew Winter and Charlie Albone (it's all good, don't panic). It's a great if a little noisy chat about how HRH Blaze came to be on TV later in her career and how moments can mean big things. There's also lots of talk of The Block and Selling Houses Australia (and I reveal just how little I understand about colours and basic design principles - no surprises there). Make sure you tell Shaynna you heard her on the MolksTVTalk podcast and how much you enjoy her work. Please also continue spreading the word that the podcast is back, all over Twitter and Facebook. It's so very appreciated. In this episode...* News* Couched Time* Roll Credits ENJOY THE FRANCHISE OF BLAZE!http://twitter.com/shaynnablazehttp://www.facebook.com/shaynnablazehttp://instagram.com/shaynnablaze

I recently was invited to speak at a downsizing event about property styling and how to best dress your home for success when selling. Over 150 people attended this information session with Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia at The Gracewood Community in Kellyville. The attendants asked a lot of questions about how to de-clutter […] The post DWS 03: How To Style Your Property For Sale When Downsizing appeared first on Bettina Deda.

I recently was invited to speak at a downsizing event about property styling and how to best dress your home for success when selling. Over 150 people attended this information session with Andrew Winter from Selling Houses Australia at The Gracewood Community in Kellyville. The attendants asked a lot of questions about how to de-clutter […] The post DWS 03: How To Style Your Property For Sale When Downsizing appeared first on Bettina Deda.