Sold!: How to buy and sell your home with real confidence

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In SOLD! How to buy and sell your home with real confidence, one of Australias leading property experts and buyers advocate for The Block, Nicole Jacobs, shares her extensive experience on how to buy and sell your home.

Whether it is buying off the plan or selling a suburban home in a quiet suburb, Nicole gives you the keys to real estate success with information on topics such as due diligence checklists, how to work through exactly why you are buying, or whether renovating your existing home makes more sense, as well as buying tips, styling tips, selling musts and all of the jargon that goes with real estate, contracts and titles. Nicole also arms you with the questions you should ask and the ground work and research you should undertake before setting out to an open house or calling an agent.

Whatever your motivation is, Nicole guides you through the process to make buying or selling your home or property as simple and stress-free as possible.

Author Bio

As one of Australias most respected property advisors and buyer advocates, Nicole Jacobs' passion is helping property buyers and sellers realise their lifestyle dreams. Nicole is a property expert on Channel Nines The Block and the most successful buyer of properties on the show for her clients. She also appears regularly on lifestyle and property programs and in the media. She regularly speaks with organisations and key stakeholders to empower and motivate individuals.

Nicole is the founder of a boutique real estate company offering discreet transactions on high-profile properties in both Melbourne and Sydney for Australian and international clients. Also anindustry darling, Nicole is highly regarded for her warm, personable approach and her ability and expertise on both sides of the transaction process. These include experience both selling residential homesand helping her clients buy the home of their dreams.

She is particularly intrigued 'by the way we live and interact within the spaces we call home'.