The Property Pod Aaron Horne, Patrick Berry & John McGregor

Today, we have a special guest, Emily Wallace, a buyer's advocate from our own backyard of Tasmania -who is currently taking over Melbourne with a mission to empower first home buyers and family home upsizers. 

Purchasing property is a task that most would undertake a handful of times in their life. It is an extremely daunting situation for many and trying to understand the market can be overwhelming.

With a background in teaching, Emily’s primary focus is to ensure her clients are provided with the correct information and education through the buying journey. 
She believes all buyers should have the same level of representation as a vendor. As a Buyer's Advocate, Emily levels the playing field for buyers and represent them throughout the entire purchasing journey.

Her goal is to reduce the fear and anxiety of buying a property through education and trust. + Along with that Emily is co-host of her own Podcast, My Millennial Property Podcast.

This week the team Dive into the most sought-after features for Tasmanian homebuyers and renters, based on the latest PropTrack data.
What Trending Keywords in the Tasmanian Real Estate Market are you most surprised by?Along with that, they cover off what goes and what stays when a property is sold through the lens on some interesting news of a 'unaustralian' reception to winning a 4.2million dollar home that was featured on a recent season of Channel 9's 'The Block'.

Curb Appeal: How to Make Your Home Stand Out 
This week on The Property Pod, our panel of experts share their top tips for improving the appearance of the front of your home. From landscaping to lighting, we cover everything you need to know to make a great first impression in the real estate market. Additionally, the team cover who their personality types match up with after completing some recent training on how it can help you better understand yourself and others. Don't miss this valuable episode that will help you enhance your knowledge and skills in the real estate market.