“Because there's no one else buying… you can throw offers at $350,000… you're hitting the bottom and there's no competition”

Todd Hunter · Australian Property Investor · Accidentally stealing a house and the free lifestyle of a mortgage broker - Property Investment with Todd Hunter

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Target “dead” markets that have had no property movement for five years and submit offers $50k below the listed price

$400,000 listed price, $350,000 offer

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