Selling a property during drought need not be a barrier to good business

July 18 2018 - 5:00am
FarmBuy Real Estate
At Coonabarraran the magnificent property “Carlton’ went under the hammer through agent Chris Korff, Ray White Rural Coonabarabran. At auction there were 10 registered bidders and it sold for $1.6 million - well above the vendor's expectations. The neighbour was the successful buyer and ended up paying more than he expected, as he was pushed by other bidders from outside the area.
At Coonabarraran the magnificent property “Carlton’ went under the hammer through agent Chris Korff, Ray White Rural Coonabarabran. At auction there were 10 registered bidders and it sold for $1.6 million - well above the vendor's expectations. The neighbour was the successful buyer and ended up paying more than he expected, as he was pushed by other bidders from outside the area.

Just because there’s a roaring drought is no reason to postpone the sale of a well-presented property, according to agents with experience.

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