THE PROPERTY ADVICE PODCAST WITH CHRISTIAN-A Christian Armitage
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Welcome to my new podcast! I am the owner of a couple of businesses and I am wanting to help others! Here is some FREE marketing tips! Head over to my instagram for daily quotes @cejarmitage and my YouTube is Christian-A ! Please subscribe! Can not wait to share more with you!
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A tip on how to help sell your property.
In this episode I explain how things have changed so much in the last 5 years when selling a property. I also advise one thing you could do when preparing to list it on the market or something you can change if you are already on the market. Enjoy
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My thoughts on Interest Rates
In this episode I explain my thoughts on interest rates and if you are considering buying a property don’t wait for the rates to come down because you might be waiting for a long time.
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WHY INVEST IN PROPERTY?
In this episode I talk about the current state of the property market but also identify why it is always good to invest in property irrespective of market conditions as long as you are looking long term. I also explain a bit about my experience of buying property. Hope you enjoy.
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ITS NOT JUST ABOUT THE FIGURE ON THE TABLE
We are in a buoyant market at the moment and if you are selling your house there is a chance you have more than one offer on the table. If you are in this fortunate position the question you have to ask yourself is which offer should I take. Hopefully this episode of my podcast should help you decide.
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Happiness Is Everything. Are You Looking To Buy A New Property? If So Please Listen
Everyone’s objective in life is to be happy. Therefore if you have an offer on your property which is close to what you want and it allows you to financially move on consider it. This episode of my podcast explains why.
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Looking To Sell Your Property? Don’t Fall Into The Estate Agents Trap.
If you are struggling to sell your property please listen. There is a strong chance you may have fallen into the trap so many of others did at the end of last year. I call it the pricing trap.