Taking Back Saturday

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Buying a house is hard. The market is competitive and for a lot of buyers, it feels like everything is stacked against them and they don't know where to turn or who to trust. Join Sam Hunter & Chayse Jones from Happy Buyers Club every week as they explore and unlock the often complicated world of real estate to help every day aussies understand how real estate really works. Think of this as home buyer therapy. Learn more - https://linktr.ee/happybuyersclub

  1. hace 1 d

    Auctioneer Marcus Frater joins us for Auction Week

    It's Auction Week on Taking Back Saturday, and we're kicking things off with one of Queensland's most experienced auctioneers, Marcus Frater. As a second-generation auctioneer and respected sales trainer, Marcus takes us behind the scenes of what really happens before, during and after an auction. We unpack how auctions have changed in today's flatter market, the biggest mistakes buyers make, what happens when an auction is paused, and practical bidding strategies to give you the best chance of success. Whether you're bidding this weekend or just want to better understand the auction process, this episode is packed with insights to help you buy with confidence.

  2. hace 4 d

    Talking Brisbane Property with Mark Diamond of Atlas Brisbane

    This week on Taking Back Saturday, we're joined by Mark Diamond from Atlas Brisbane. We unpack what he's seeing in the Brisbane property market, whether selling strategies are changing, and how he tailors campaign recommendations for different homes. Mark also shares his approach to negotiation, what buyers can expect at his open homes, how he built dominant market share in his core area, and the questions every seller should ask before choosing an agent. Whether you're buying or selling, this episode is packed with practical insights from one of Brisbane's top-performing agents.

  3. 16 jul

    Persist or pivot

    If you've been listening to Taking Back Saturday for a while but still haven't bought, this episode is for you. This week Sam and Chayse are talking about the importance of a persist or pivot meeting. It's something they do with their own clients too —taking the time to review what's happened, reflect on what you've learnt, revisit your homework, and decide whether your strategy still makes sense. We'll cover how to use recent sales to reassess your expectations, whether you're searching in the right suburbs, if your must-haves are still realistic, and when it's time to compromise. We also discuss the next steps, from checking in with your broker to building new relationships with local agents or considering whether a buyer's agent could help get you across the line. For the elder emos - Taking Back Sunday: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DZ06evO1b7p16?si=d6de483376034c1f

  4. 9 jul

    with Yan Tang of Yata Architecture

    This week on Taking Back Saturday, we're joined by Brisbane architect Yan Tang to talk about what makes a home truly great. From how an architect inspects a property to the biggest mistakes in modern homes, where an extra $100k is best spent, and the features that actually add value, this episode is packed with practical insights to help buyers make better decisions.

  5. 2 jul

    What is really happening in the Brisbane property market right now?

    Brisbane's property market might finally be catching its breath. This week on Taking Back Saturday, we unpack the latest price data, why market sentiment doesn't always match the headlines, and what we're seeing on the ground as buyers and sellers adjust to a softer market. We also break down the new anti-money laundering (AML) rules, cut through the online outrage, and explain what they actually mean for everyday buyers and sellers.

  6. 25 jun

    Talking AML Changes with Jake Morrison

    This week on Taking Back Saturday, we’re joined by Asset Legal’s Jake Morrison to unpack the biggest change to Australian residential real estate in years — the new Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws taking effect from 1 July. We break down what’s changing for buyers, sellers, agents and solicitors, what extra checks and paperwork to expect, and how to avoid delays when buying property in the new AML landscape.

  7. 18 jun

    Talking B&P's with Alwin Fung of UrbanBuildCo

    This week on Taking Back Saturday, we sit down with Alwin Fung from Urban Build Co, our go-to building and pest inspector, to unpack what buyers really need to know before purchasing a home. From the biggest red flags and genuine walk-away issues to the defects that are manageable, Alwin explains how great inspectors provide context, communicate clearly and help buyers understand the difference between annoying problems and catastrophic ones. A must-listen for anyone buying property.

  8. 11 jun

    Talking Brisbane Architecture with Jess Hardwick

    This week on Taking Back Saturday, we’re joined (for the 2nd time in TBS history) by architect Jessica Hardwick to discuss how homeowners can make thoughtful, cost-effective improvements that genuinely add value to the way they live. From taking your time and planning strategically to understanding where your renovation dollars will have the biggest impact, Jessica shares practical insights on creating well-considered Brisbane homes without unnecessary expense.

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Buying a house is hard. The market is competitive and for a lot of buyers, it feels like everything is stacked against them and they don't know where to turn or who to trust. Join Sam Hunter & Chayse Jones from Happy Buyers Club every week as they explore and unlock the often complicated world of real estate to help every day aussies understand how real estate really works. Think of this as home buyer therapy. Learn more - https://linktr.ee/happybuyersclub

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  • Creado por
    happy buyers club
  • Años en activo
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodios
    131
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Derechos de autor
    © happy buyers club
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Taking Back Saturday

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