A buyer’s agent represents only the purchaser, while a selling agent works on behalf of the vendor (the seller) and cannot provide impartial advice to buyers. By law, selling agents must prioritize the best interests of the vendor. In contrast, a buyer’s advocate is legally obligated to act in the purchaser’s best interests, aiming to secure the property at the lowest possible price and on the most favorable terms.

A buyer’s agent is committed to simplifying the property buying process for you. At National Property Buyers, we take the time to understand your specific needs and deliver in-depth market analysis tailored to your target area.

Whether you're purchasing your first home or adding to an investment portfolio, we remove the stress and time commitment from the process. With industry expertise and daily experience, we know how to navigate the market and negotiate the best possible price on your behalf.

From beginning to end, we support you through every stage of the purchase, from creating a tailored shortlist and coordinating inspections to bidding on your behalf and handling the paperwork once the property has settled.

The time it takes to find the right property depends on the individual client's needs. For instance, investors often make decisions more quickly than buyers searching for their ideal home. While some purchases may be completed within a week, others can take several months. On average, the process typically takes between one to three months.

We customise our services to suit each client’s specific needs and offer an Appraise & Negotiate option. Since this service doesn’t include a property search, the fees are lower than those of our full-service package.

Our fees are usually agreed in advance and the majority of the fee is paid upon successful purchase. This is the success fee. There is an engagement fee which you pay at the beginning and this is typically $1,000 + GST. The engagement fee is subtracted from the total fee once a property has been purchased.

No, the initial consultation is free and gives you the opportunity to learn more about our services and approach.

An appraisal is an estimated price range that a real estate agent believes a property could sell for on the open market. In contrast, a valuation is a formal assessment conducted by a certified valuer, often referred to as a bank valuation. It's important to understand that lenders will not accept an agent’s appraisal for loan purposes. A formal valuation is always required by banks or financial institutions when securing finance.

Yes, we do that for overseas clients regularly.