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Top Ten reasons to list your real estate for sale or rent on real estate.net.au

| | June 13, 2011

Top ten reasons to list your property for sale or rent on real estate.net.au and list your real estate based services with us

top ten reasons to use real-estate.net.au

  1. Its free to list your real estate on real-estate.net.au
    1. How do we give you all this for free? Well we hope to cover the costs of running real-estate.net.au from ads we run on the site. It that works out we will always be free for you to list your properties for sale. You can help us keep our listing service free by using the website. Its that simple!
  2. Its easy to use
    1. Real-estate.net.au is drop dead simple to use, both as a poster [someone who lists property for sale or rent] or a user that is looking for a house yo buy or rent.
    2. Users do not have to register.
    3. People who post their listings will have to register the first time they use our web site. From then on, you can list as many properties as you like, in as many categories as you like.
  3. You get your own dashboard
    1. Once you have listed your real estate for sale or rent, you can list other properties from your own dashboard.
    2. Right now you can list all the properties you want all free. [Don't worry, if this ever changes we will give you three months notice.]
    3. We’ll email you your username and password so keep it safe. But is you do lose it, we will help you out.
    4. Listings are designed to run for 90 days. If you sell the property in the meantime, please upgrade your listing, please list as sold to keep your info up and not upset our users.
  4. Professional Website
    1. Its a professionally designed website that will enhance the value of your property
    2. It will help people to find your property and sell or rent your home or apartment.
  5. SEO [Search Engine Optimisation].
    1. Real-estate.net.au is SEO friendly. Search engine bots will easily be able find your listing and understand what it is about and list it fast in Google’s search engine, as well as Yahoo and Bing.
    2. We have lots of things happening “under the hood” to help make your listing visible. All you have to do is list your property for sale or rent, or your real estate services. We take care of the rest.
  6. Share your listing with Social Sites!
    1. You and our users can share your listings on:
      1. Facebook
      2. Twitter
      3. Google buzz
      4. Stumbledupon
      5. And over 300 plus other social media sites. You can share on them all! Let your real estate ad listings go viral!
    2. Interested people can print your listing and show others, because its properly print formatted.
  7. Email your listing.
    1. Spread the word. You and other users can email your property listing to friends or customers that may be interested.
  8. Direct contact with buyers!
    1. Its never been this good before, even for paid services!
      1. Interested buyers can see the location of the house for sale or rent on Google Maps automatically linked. You don’t have to do a thing.
      2. Buyers and clients can contact you direct via your own email form. no time lost or middle men here.
      3. And you choose how many ways customers can contact  you. Phone, mobile, fax, email, even website.
      4. Location based services. With your business listing your new clients and customers can automatically get travel directions to get to your office, and the main contact.Improve the ranking of your website.
  9. Got a website? We can improve your ranking on search engines, by giving you a free back-link.
    1. Everyone knows that getting a back-link from an authority directory like real-estate.net.au will help your website rank higher in Google, Yahoo and Bing. Get one free here.
    2. If you don’t have a website, or have one that doesn’t work like we know how, maybe we can build you a decent on?
  10. Constant Improvement? Leave it up to us!
    1. Don’t you just hate it when you spend heaps on a website, and then new stuff comes out and your site has to be rebuilt?
    2. We keep real-estate.net.au up to date and well greased. You will find constant improvements that gradually bring you more and more business, without you having to worry about anything. All for free!

Bonus Business Builder for people wanting to promote their services

  1. Become an authority in the Real estate space by writing editorial copy.
    1. We allow knowledgeable people from real estate sales, land sales, real estate lending, conveyancing and building inspections, removals and such to become authors on real-estate.net.au. Its free, and help you build your reputation on being an expert in your field. Do this and watch the leads come flooding in.
    2. This is for smart business people that want to share their local knowledge and expertise for the help of our users. Its not for anyone to overtly self promote, but we do allow you to back link to your website and show your profile at the end of the article, if that helps.
    3. Those interested should contact Rick Adlam now.

Once you start to experience the benefits of using real-estate.net.au you will be asking yourself, how long has this being going on?

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Buying a home: An investment or a necessity?

| Buying A Home | May 23, 2011

buying a homeIs buying a home really the solid gold investment people say it is, or just an illusion we take as true?

Some say that buying a home [either house or unit] is not a financial investment. Others will tell you that a home is the best investment you can make. So, whos’s right?

If you ask an economist they would tell you that buying a home that someone else built is not an investment. In fact you could argue that the person that built the home was the investor, as he added housing stock to the economy and paid for some of the infrastructure.

How an economist views buying a home for investment

In the economic world, an investment requires sacrifices of consumption today to improve the capacity of the economy in the future. Plant and equipment, commercial buildings, new ports and rail infrastructure are examples.

The problem for an economist is that homes changing ownership does not bolster the nation’s economic capacity. Though it may help the Real Estate Agents and industry make profits running their service businesses.
The way a home seems an investment is that due to the ability to leverage the purchase of a home with a home loan, so that any price growth due to demand or inflation is seen as a capital gain that seems to make it worthwhile.

Is buying a home a gamble or a hedge against inflation?

Economists would argue that buying a home is a gamble, with the homeowner having no control over the outcome of the performance of his or her investment. The birthrate, immigration rates, inflation and availability of new developed land all effect the value of established homes.

How medical breakthroughs have increased home values

I would argue that medical breakthroughs have played a bigger part in property values than most people give it credit. Why? Because people are living longer and staying in their homes longer due to better health and longevity mainly due to medical care and health advise.

Will history no repeat itself and the glory days of home value increases return

Homeowners made a lot of money owning homes from the 1970′s till recently. But the recent past, and the projected future tell a different story. Home values have fallen and may fall more.

I do believe that there will be raises in the future if only moderate, and this will depend on future migration and interest rates.

Buying a home is best done for family security reasons

The fact is the buying a home is an investment, but not necessarily a financial one. Its investment in stability, family and a sense of security that many people renting never experience.
On the basis that you have to live some where, if you have a stable job, a stable relationship and are settled in your community it makes sense to own your home and “put down roots”. In other words ownership has a value worth “investing in”, even where no capital gains are likely.
By the same token if you are taking a short term view on any of the above, [less than 5 years], then renting may be your better option.

 

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Real Estate: real-estate.net.au relocated

| Real Estate General | March 23, 2011

Real-Estate.net.au relocates to Australia

Real estate for sale for home buyersWe have relocated our property website, real-estate.net.au to an Australian Web host.

Yes the move was expensive but we feel that having a website hosted near your users is of prime concern. We believe it will improve the website loading speed and be more relevant for Australian Users.

This host is also going to relocate our site to better facilities on Friday afternoon, so there may be some outage then.

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