Delve into the gut-wrenching world of getting gazumped. The discussion is around:

• What "gazumping" actually means and why it happens.
• Real-life stories of buyers who have been gazumped and how it impacted their property dreams.
• Strategies to avoid falling victim to gazumping when buying your next home.
• Industry insights into why gazumping still happens in today's market.

If you’ve ever had your heart set on a property only to lose it at the last minute, or if you’re curious about how to navigate tricky buying situations, this episode is packed with advice you won’t want to miss!

In this week’s episode of Sydney Property Muppets, Kurt and Chris dive into the often-overlooked but essential role of the conveyancer. Choosing the right conveyancer can make or break your property journey, so we’re here to bust the myths and share practical tips to ensure you’re in good hands.

What We Cover:

• Common misconceptions about conveyancers and their role.
• Why referrals are gold when choosing the right professional.
• The importance of finding a conveyancer familiar with your area’s property laws.
• Why having their mobile number is a game-changer (hint: property deals don’t wait for office hours).
• Real-life stories that highlight the difference a good conveyancer can make.

Pro Tip: Don’t rush the process—take the time to research and ask questions before engaging a conveyancer.

In this episode, Kurt (the real estate agent) and Chris (the buyer’s agent) tackle the big question every property investor asks: Should you manage your property yourself, or leave it to the professionals?

As you watch, you’ll hear:

The benefits of managing it yourself, like saving on fees, having direct tenant access, and the potential flexibility with trades or renting to family and friends.

The drawbacks of going solo, including the time investment, legal risks, and headaches like bond handling and staying compliant with tenancy laws.

We share practical advice, real-world examples, and a few funny stories to help you decide if self-managing your property is worth the effort—or if a property manager might save your sanity.