One of the best parts of this job isn't the property — it's the moment a client realises the stress is gone.
A recent review from Derek, a first-time buyer who purchased interstate, stuck with me:
"We felt a lot of uncertainty and trepidation taking the plunge. We are so glad we had Vicky to guide us through. Her local knowledge gave us insight that no amount of research would ever provide. She offered objective advice on each option, all while giving us the space to make well-informed decisions — taking the stress out of the equation."
That's exactly what I aim for. Buying from another state is daunting — you're making one of the biggest decisions of your life without being able to walk the streets yourself. Local knowledge isn't a nice-to-have in that situation. It's everything.
If you've bought interstate (or you're thinking about it), what was the hardest part for you? I'd love to hear your experience.