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About Wendy
Wendy Chamberlain is a dynamic sought-after speaker, trainer, international best-selling author, Licensed Real Estate Agent, Buyer's Agent & Sellers Advocate who shares her message with passion and enthusiasm. She is inspiring, motivating and uplifting. She will empower you and your seminar participants to take action. Wendy is available for speaking engagements for industry associations, corporations, events, public seminars, key notes and industry specific trainings tailored to your needs. She is called on regularly by the media for comment. Having previously helped women get started in real estate and an avid real estate investor herself, Wendy Chamberlain has bought and sold many properties for her own portfolio over the past two decades using various investment strategies, making her move into Buyer & Sellers Advocacy a natural progression.
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What's New On The Blog
Melbourne Auction Results | 15th June 2019
Melbourne’s auction clearance rate improved to 65 percent on Saturday from the previous weekend’s 60 percent. After a slow Queen’s birthday long weekend, more listings were noted. CoreLogic’s auction analyst Kevin Brogan cited the interest rate cut along with the retention of negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions for investors contributed to the positive[…]
Melbourne Auction Results | 8th June 2019
Melbourne’s auction market recorded a clearance rate of 60 percent over the weekend. Many first homebuyers felt being left out as more investors and international buyers took part in the auctions. The number of scheduled auctions was still low at 173 while the number of reported auctions was 125. The number of properties sold was[…]
Government announces First Home Buyer Deposit Scheme
As many first home buyers struggle trying to get into the housing market, a new government scheme has been announced in the hopes of helping them take the first step on the property ladder. The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme will lower the required home deposit from the current 20%, to just 5%. A government[…]
RBA cuts interest rates to record low
The Reserve Bank has cut its official interest rate from 1.5% to a historic low of 1.25%. This was a widely expected result and is the first change in the RBA’s policy setting since August 2016. The RBA governor Philip Lowe suggested an upcoming rate cut in last month’s speech. All 43 economists surveyed by Refinitiv[…]
What a difference an election makes
It really does feel like the real estate market has given a collective sigh of relief, with the coalition retaining power. Irrespective of your political views, the uncertainly surrounding the impact of Labor’s policies on negative gearing and capital gains tax were causing nervousness in the real estate market. This was being reflected in prices continuing[…]
APRA announces proposal to scrap inflated interest rate assessment for home borrowers
With many confident the RBA will be cutting interest rates at the upcoming June meeting, Australia’s banking regulator APRA (Australian Prudential Regulation Authority) has announced a proposal to scrap a rule requiring mortgage customers’ lending capacity to be assessed at an inflated interest rate. Introduced in 2014 as a measure to contain rising house prices[…]
Melbourne Auction Results | 18th May 2019
Melbourne’s auction market recorded an improved clearance rate of 63 percent on Saturday, up from the previous weekend’s 57 percent. Multimillion-dollar sales were noted in several capital cities over the weekend including Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The number of scheduled auctions was down to 389 from 489 from while the number of reported auctions was[…]
Buyer’s Agent Kensington – Suburb Profile
Buying a property in Kensington can be a daunting and difficult process. For many of us, it is something we only do a few times in our lives. A buyers advocate (also known as a buyers agent or property finder) can be an enormous help to make it easy to buy a home or investment[…]
Purplebricks exit no surprise to those in real estate
Purplebricks is to exit Australia after 2.5 years. I don’t think too many in the real estate industry are going to be surprised by this news. It just goes to show the importance of understanding your market and target audience, which is where I think Purplebricks missed the mark. I know that as a buyer’s[…]
Melbourne Auction Results | 11th May 2019
Melbourne’s auction market recorded a 57 percent clearance rate on Saturday, down from 61 percent the previous weekend. The number of scheduled auctions also dropped to 489 from while the number of reported auctions was 326. The number of properties sold was down to 190 with total sales amounting to more than $130,424,000. The median[…]