Full buyer advocacy supports a buyer through the search and purchase process under an agreed scope. Front Page Property begins with your brief, considers suitable opportunities and asks the questions behind the listing. The work may include research, negotiation and auction representation, while legal and technical specialists provide advice in their own fields.
A search starts with what matters to you
Location, property type and budget are the starting point. We also want to understand how you will use the property, the facilities you need nearby, your preferred timing and the compromises you are comfortable making.
Look at the address and its context
A listing is a useful introduction, but it is not the whole decision. We consider what is known about the property and its surroundings, what needs verification and which questions should go to your legal practitioner, conveyancer or inspector.
Agree the service before the search
The discovery call is free. A tailored proposal sets out the work and fee structure. Ask about inclusions, exclusions, authority, communication and what happens if the brief changes. See our fee guide and process.
Where we work
Explore Bayside and the Mornington Peninsula, or discuss a broader Melbourne brief.
Before we turn the page
Can I engage you before I start looking?
Yes. An early conversation can help define the brief and the support you want before a search begins.
Does full advocacy replace legal or building advice?
No. Your legal practitioner, conveyancer and inspectors provide their own professional advice. We discuss which questions need those specialists.
Can a buyer’s advocate guarantee a saving?
No particular price, saving or purchase result should be assumed. The proposed work and its limits should be clear before you engage.