Essential Tips for Making Property Offers
How to make an OFFER on a HOUSE (Buying BLUEPRINT) 🔗
00:00 Introduction
Tips for making an offer on a property, whether for investment or personal use, are shared. The focus is on understanding price, negotiation strategies, and standard terms to gain an advantage.
01:00 Understanding Price
- Price and value differ; they depend on individual perspectives.
- It's crucial to analyze both quantitative data (like market days and demographics) and qualitative data (like location and livability) to determine property value.
- Comparable Market Analysis (CMA) is essential to establish a price range by examining recent sales of similar properties.
03:30 Investor Mindset
- Investors should prioritize properties with growth potential, balancing cash flow later.
- Set a “walk away” price to avoid overbidding. This applies to both private treaty offers and auction scenarios.
05:30 Standard Terms for Offers
- Typical terms include 7 days for building and pest inspection, 14 days for finance, and a 30-day settlement with a 5% deposit.
- A higher deposit can show seriousness and help secure a deal.
07:30 Negotiation Strategies
- It’s advisable to conduct a building and pest inspection even if waiving the clause.
- Shorter finance terms increase buyer credibility.
- Understanding seller motivations can improve negotiation outcomes regarding settlement times.
09:00 Final Negotiations
- Discounts or reimbursements can be negotiated based on findings from the building and pest inspection.
- It's crucial to negotiate before the contract becomes unconditional.
What is a Comparable Market Analysis (CMA)?
A CMA is a report that compiles recent sales data of similar properties to help determine a fair price for a property.
Why is it important to understand both quantitative and qualitative data?
Understanding both types of data helps assess the potential growth and true value of a property, which can influence your offer decision.
What are standard terms when making an offer on a home?
Standard terms typically include 7 days for building and pest inspections, 14 days for finance approval, and a 30-day settlement with a 5% deposit.