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b'ARVE Error: Mode: lazyload not available (ARVE Pro not active?), switching to normal mode\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n{"@context":"http:\\\\/\\\\/schema.org\\\\/","@id":"https:\\\\/\\\\/onproperty.com.au\\\\/ask-a-real-estate-agent\\\\/#arve-youtube-6y4bg-wzmgm659a0b2d2de72486925845","type":"VideoObject","embedURL":"https:\\\\/\\\\/www.youtube-nocookie.com\\\\/embed\\\\/6Y4bg-WzmGM?feature=oembed&iv_load_policy=3&modestbranding=1&rel=0&autohide=1&playsinline=0&autoplay=0"}\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow do you talk to a real estate agent and what questions do you ask them to get better information to buy better properties at a better price.\\xa0Book Your Free Strategy Session\\nResources Related To This Episode\\nInspecting A Property Series\\nPart 1 -\\xa0Questions To Ask A Real Estate Agent\\xa0\\n\\nPart 2 -\\xa0How To Assess Street Appeal and The Surrounding Area\\n\\nPart 3 -\\xa0How To Inspect The Outside of a Property\\n\\nPart 4 -\\xa0How To Inspect The Inside of a Property\\n\\n\\xa0\\n\\nHow To Inspect A Property Before The Open Home\\nTranscription:\\nWhen it comes to inspecting a property, there\'s a lot of different things to think about and a lot of things that you need to look for as well as do as well as ask and so tonight when he was Ben Everingham from pumped on property, we are on a couch. That property is not the property, so it happened a lot about this before today\'s video started company cash pick up the property can definitely not taking your pants from anywhere else that we know now, but we\'d love those guys. Focus is also if you guys haven\'t checked it out, but okay, when it comes to inspecting a property, there\'s a lot of different aspects to it and so we wanted to break this into a few different episodes and the first one, this one here, we\'re going to be talking about questions to ask the agent. So we\'re gonna be talking about how to talk to that agent. Different things that you can ask the agent to really give you a good idea of where the property is, where the negotiating room is and all of that sort of stuff.\\n\\nAnd this is the thing that we actually use, like we\'re literally walking through this series of videos exactly what we do as a business just so that you\'ve got a tool set that you can ask better questions to get better information to hopefully buy property at cheaper prices using this information.\\n\\nYeah. And the stuff that we\'re going through has been built over a number of years. So ben and his team over here at pumped on property had built it and space within. Every time they went to an inspection and they miss something. It\'s like, okay, we need to,\\n\\nbut there\'s something. Listen, make sure we don\'t miss it next time. How many mistakes can bend personally making these portfolio before he creates a full system to not make those mistakes\\n\\nagain, you\'re getting this giant spreadsheet now. I\'ll just try and remember it. Difference in how we work, but okay. When it comes to questions for the agent, we just want to say from the outset that it is really good to book an open for inspection rather than trying to do this at a open to the public open for inspection. So I did do a video with Simon on how to actually make that happen. So if you haven\'t checked that out, we\'ll leave the links in the description down below, but you want to talk about why that\'s so important before we get into what questions are.\\n\\nIt\'s so important because at an open home, one of two things happen. The agent is freaking out about nobody being there and then every single person that walks through the door, they have to have these meaningful conversation with or there\'s just heaps of people there and you can\'t spend meaningful time with them. The second reason and the most important reason to me why it\'s important is you want to build a personal relationship with these guys and actually get, give them the sense that this is important to you, that you\'re a serious buyer so that they treat everything that you say, you know as it\'s going to actually affect us out.\\n\\nYeah, and so when you\'re at an open public open for inspe...'