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Why agents are out, and selling your property yourself is in

Our home or investment property usually represents our biggest asset and Australian’s culturally tend to use an agent when it comes to buying or selling up. Only around 2 per cent of Australian’s market their own home compared to around 20 per cent in the US and UK.

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Permalink Reply by LS on September 3, 2008 at 20:55

Now that's utopia - a world without real estate agents!

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Permalink Reply by J.P.T. on September 8, 2008 at 18:19

Sold my last house for $500,00 the first day it was on the market!The agent recieved $13,000 for his efforts and hard work! :- ]

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