Sue Langeder is a notable Melbourne-based, real estate copywriter, writing copy for Melbourne properties since 1998, and recognised as one of the top 10 Australian Copywriters to watch in 2021. Sue is passionate about property, architecture, and local history, always striving to find the points of difference that make each house a home.

In this episode, we ask Sue questions such as:

1. Where are real estate agents getting it wrong when it comes to their copywriters?

2. Why don't rental departments use copywriters?

3. Why is it an investment when we have a vacancy rate of around one percent in Melbourne at the moment?

4. How can a property manager sell to their landlords the thought of a professional copywriter?

5. Why else is it important for real estate agents to have consistency in their copy between their sales and rental departments?

Alistair McLean is the principal of Secret Design Studio, a small boutique design consultancy focused on mid-century design including architecture and interiors, His practice, while based in Melbourne, helps clients Australia-wide with design advice that is sympathetic to their mid-century homes throughout his Dr. Retro consultations.

In this episode, we ask Alistair questions such as:

1. What has been your experience when people buy a property to detonate and discover that the budget they had planned to rebuild is beyond their means?

2. What characteristics of a property are people looking for if they want to detonate?

3. How can we reimagine the property as a renovator if we have the key fundamentals of what is required?

4. What are the main characteristics we should look for if there is a possibility to renovate?

Sophie Lyon from Jellis Craig Boroondara is our amazing go-to property manager at Real Estate Right, helping all our tenants and landlords understand their obligations at the next level. Sophie Lyon has trained property managers throughout the REIV on the 2021 Residential Tenancy's Act and is a director at Jellis Craig with over 27 years of property managers experience.

In this episode, we ask some of the following questions:

1. What is a routine inspection?

2. Should tenants feel like it's a judgment on their lives?

3. What is the property manager actually looking for?

4. How often are they supposed to happen?

5. In reality, how often are they actually happening?