Friday, April 30, 2010

May's Rewards - 03

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May's Testimonials - 06

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Beautiful Street Features of Eastwood

Beautiful Street Features in Eastwood

When you are walking around the crossing of Trelawney Street and Bellevue Street in Eastwood, you will be amazed by the panoramic view of the City, Olympic Park and Parramatta. The stunning landscapes excite you of the beautiful Sydney, which not many other streets will offer. The properties in the area were built in an early stage of the colonisation. Federation style and California bungalow houses dominate the area. The elegance of the early settlers could still be traced from the delicate constructions. Luckily enough, the newish twenty to thirty years old buildings also mingled nicely and took the elegant element of the early age. The articulate gardens enhance the properties and accomplish the lovely homes.
Leafy trees line up the street with the light/dark greens. With the shopping centre and stations minutes walk away, this area is simply a fabulous place to settle your family.
The doors, windows, lovely low brick yard walls all tells beautiful story of Australia’s History. Many newish buildings also took the lead doors and windows. I saw a mail box that is a mini house. I respect people’s privacy; otherwise, I do wish that you could share these lovely features. Some of the new occupiers are extending and renovating the properties. They paved the new driveway and doing the new gardens. As a neighbour, you must feel pleased to see that happening.
When you own a lovely property here, you are lucky, as the market acknowledge its value and response strong financially. You deserve the best service and the best result as a owner. If you were in a position that you need to sell, I would transform my love of this area to the buyers and I am sure their better understanding of this area will benefit you as a vendor.

May Ma (Xiaotao)
Licensed Real Estate Agent / Justice of Peace
Mobile: 0434 996 678

Ray White Eastwood
Unit 6/637-639 Blaxland Rd
Eastwood NSW 2122
Tel: 02 – 9858 3778
Fax: 02 – 9858 3208
Email: may.ma@raywhite.com

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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Properties Sold for the Week Ending 25-04-2010

Properties sold in Eastwood, Marsfield and the Surrounding Areas
For the week ending 25-04-2010

Suburb Add Type Bedrooms Price Methods of Selling

Eastwood 59 Homer St House 3 bed $765,000 Private Treaty
Eastwood 21 Tallwood Ave House 3 bed $780,000 Private Treaty
Epping 73 Chester St House 2bed $1,070,000 Auction
Epping 38 Japonica Rd House 4bed $860,000 Auction – Passed In
Epping 2/67 Oxford St T/H 3bed $630,000 Auction - Passed In
Epping 149A Ray Rd House 3bed $760,000 Auction
Epping 43/1-9 Cottee Drive T/H 4bed $598,000 Private Treaty
Marsfield (No report of sales)
Denistone 49 Buena Vista Ave House 4bed $950,000 Auction -Vendor Bid

From The Sun Herald

May Ma (Xiaotao)
Licensed Real Estate Agent / Justice of Peace
Mobile: 0434 996 678

Ray White Eastwood
Unit 6/637-639 Blaxland Rd
Eastwood NSW 2122
Tel: 02 – 9858 3778
Fax: 02 – 9858 3208
Email: may.ma@raywhite.com
Email: xiaotaoma@gmail.com

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Monday, April 26, 2010

Supportive Real Estate Related Corporate and People

Supportive Real Estate Corportate and People

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My Newsletters

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Buyers' Agenda

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Vendors' Agenda

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My Listings

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Thursday, April 22, 2010

Property Presentation Highlights

Property Presentation Highlights

First impression is crucial; it has never been left for a second chance. It affects directly buyers’ purchasing decision. To maximise the instant appeal of your home, you might work with the following tips to make your property most attractive:

Outdoor/Gardens
• Pay extra attention to have a welcoming entrance
• Make the entry clean and clear
• Make sure the front gate work and not very rusty or dirty
• Take away/tidy all distracting stuff from the appearance
• Mow the lawn a few days before inspection
• Clean the pool and the surrounding area
• Put few plants to create a nice feeling
• Repair rusty roof gutters if it gets rusty or broken

Living Areas
• Keep living room open and bright to show the best advantage and emphasize the space appeal
• Store away the cluttered stuff, make living room neat and tidy
• Light the area with adequate light and replace not-working bulbs
• Clean the windows/doors
• Vacuum clean the dust of all areas
• Rearrange the furniture to make it look open

Kitchen and Bathrooms
• Show the value of your home by enhancing the kitchen and bathroom
• Give it a through clean
• Put away the cheap odd utensils
• Put few decorative utensils and a bowl of fresh fruits
• Leave bench top clean and clutter free
• Don’t cook before the inspection, smoking odour can add unpleasant impression
• Clean the bathroom, clean and scratch off the stains in bath tub, shower case, vanity, toilet, and tile walls
• Put away the old towels or cleaning cloth
• Put new towels and face towels of the same colour
• make bathroom really attractive, a scent candle creates a very nice feeling too

Bedrooms/Study
• Make all beds, hang away all the clothes
• Cover the bed with a lovely newish cover and make it tidy
• Curtains should be open or neatly arranged
• Keep bedside lights on if the room is dark

Pets
• Take your pets with you, some buyers do not feel very comfortable with pets
• Put away the dishes of the pets and clean the stain on the floor
• Pets never stay inside

Overall
Create nice home ambience is very important.
Put few pot plants, flowers, play beautiful music, keep the lights on, keep the curtains open or neatly arranged, and open the doors for spacious feeling

The Golden Rule of presentation is 3 Cs
Clean
Clutter free
Colour – either few simple neutral colours or colours in harmony

The more attractive your property is, the more ready the buyers are going to buy, and the better result you will achieve. Your hard work before open home/inspection will never be done in vain. They add value to your property.

May Ma
Licensed Real Estate Agent/Justice of Peace
0434 996 678

Ray White Eastwood
Tel: 02 - 9858 3778
Fax: 02 – 9858 3208
6/ 637-639 Blaxland Rd
Eastwood NSW 2122

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Legal Side of Real Estate

Legal Side in Selling and Buying Real Estate


1. Agency Agreement

“Agency agreements are a contract between the property owner and the agent.” It is a legal document you would sign with a real estate agency for selling your property.

2. Contract for the Sale of Land

Composition of a contract for the sale of land
(1) Standard Part ( first 12 pages) is for every
property transaction. First page covers the
property transaction brief.
(2) Special conditions
(3) Title Search
(4) Strata Search
(5) Sewage Diagram
(6) 149 Planning Certificate
(7) 66 W – no cooling off clause
(8) Smoke Alarms Requirement

3. Stamp Duty
On purchasing a property, most of buyers need to pay two stamp duties. First one is for the purchasing of the property; second one is on the loan they borrowed. First home buyers enjoy favourable policy in purchasing properties for a certain amount.

If you don’t need to borrow money, you would not need to pay stamp duty on mortgage

Please check stamp duty against relevant policies from
State Revenue Office of NSW

4. Tax on Capital gain

• For your prime home, you don’t pay tax for capital gain when your property is sold.
• For your investment property, you need to pay tax for capital gain. 50% of the capital gain is taken as personal income.

Please consult your solicitor, accountant regarding the application of your own situation.

May Ma
Licensed Real Estate Agent/Justice of Peace
0434 996 678

Ray White Eastwood
Tel: 02 - 9858 3778
Fax: 02 – 9858 3208
6/ 637-639 Blaxland Rd
Eastwood NSW 2122

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Area Map From Google Map

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Area Profile

Eastwood Area Profile

The size of Eastwood is approximately 5 km². It has 22 parks covering nearly 5% of the total area. There are 6 schools and 4 childcare centres located in Eastwood.
The population of Eastwood in 2001 was 14,380 people. By 2006 the population was 15,758 showing a population growth of 10% in the area during that time.
The predominant age group in Eastwood is 20 - 29 years.
Households in Eastwood are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying over $2000.00 per month on mortgage repayments.
In general, people in Eastwood work in a non-specific occupation.
In 2001, 66% of the homes in Eastwood were owner-occupied compared with 68% in 2006.
Currently the median sale price of houses in the area is $825,000.


Epping Area Profile

The size of Epping is approximately 7 km². It has 19 parks covering nearly 6% of the total area. There are 5 schools and 4 childcare centres located in Epping.
The population of Epping in 2001 was 17,854 people. By 2006 the population was 19,369 showing a population growth of 8% in the area during that time.
The predominant age group in Epping is 40 - 49 years.
Households in Epping are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying over $2000.00 per month on mortgage repayments.
In general, people in Epping work in a professional occupation.
In 2001, 69% of the homes in Epping were owner-occupied compared with 70% in 2006.
Currently the median sale price of houses in the area is $1,015,000.


Marsfield Area Profile

The size of Marsfield is approximately 4 km². It has 20 parks covering nearly 23% of the total area. There are 3 schools located in Marsfield.
The population of Marsfield in 2001 was 9,718 people. By 2006 the population was 11,381 showing a population growth of 17% in the area during that time.
The predominant age group in Marsfield is 20 - 29 years.
Households in Marsfield are primarily sole parent and are likely to be repaying over $2000.00 per month on mortgage repayments.
In general, people in Marsfield work in a non-specific occupation.
In 2001, 59% of the homes in Marsfield were owner-occupied compared with 61% in 2006.
Currently the median sale price of houses in the area is $905,000.


From RP Data

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Sold Properties and price in Eastwood, Epping & Marsfield

Please check Link of real estate.com.au
Eastwood http://www.realestate.com.au/sold/in-eastwood%2c+nsw+2122%3b+/list-1?includeSurrounding=false
Epping http://www.realestate.com.au/sold/in-epping%2c+nsw+2121%3b+/list-1?includeSurrounding=false
Marsfield http://www.realestate.com.au/sold/in-marsfield%2c+nsw+2122%3b+/list-1?includeSurrounding=false

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Properties for sale in Marsfield

Please check Link of realestate.com.au:
http://www.realestate.com.au/buy/in-epping%2c+nsw+2121%3b+/list-1?includeSurrounding=false

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Properties for sale in Epping

Please check Link of realestate.com.au
http://www.realestate.com.au/buy/in-epping%2c+nsw+2121%3b+/list-1?includeSurrounding=false

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Properties for sale in Eastwood

Please check Link of realestate.com.au:
http://www.realestate.com.au/buy/in-eastwood%2c+nsw+2122/list-1?includeSurrounding=false

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