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It was great to see the recent article in the Property Investor Magazine that I featured in looking at how we can reform and speed up the process of the Tenancy Tribunal.

The real estate industry is one of the most competitive sectors globally. Every day, thousands of professionals jockey for client trust and attention. It’s an environment where the question “What’s your Point of Difference (POD)?” has never been more pressing.

The real estate industry is one of the most competitive sectors globally. Every day, thousands of professionals jockey for client trust and attention. It’s an environment where the question “What’s your Point of Difference (POD)?” has never been more pressing.

The real estate industry is one of the most competitive sectors globally. Every day, thousands of professionals jockey for client trust and attention. It’s an environment where the question “What’s your Point of Difference (POD)?” has never been more pressing.

The real estate industry is one of the most competitive sectors globally. Every day, thousands of professionals jockey for client trust and attention. It’s an environment where the question “What’s your Point of Difference (POD)?” has never been more pressing.

I recently read The Chimp Paradox by Dr. Steve Peters—and now I can’t stop blaming a fictional monkey for half the things I say and do.

I recently read The Chimp Paradox by Dr. Steve Peters—and now I can’t stop blaming a fictional monkey for half the things I say and do.

I recently read The Chimp Paradox by Dr. Steve Peters—and now I can’t stop blaming a fictional monkey for half the things I say and do.

It all started in a sleepy little town on the South Coast—where the cafes didn’t open until 10am and the air smelled like warm milk (courtesy of the nearby dairy farms).

It all started in a sleepy little town on the South Coast—where the cafes didn’t open until 10am and the air smelled like warm milk (courtesy of the nearby dairy farms).

It all started in a sleepy little town on the South Coast—where the cafes didn’t open until 10am and the air smelled like warm milk (courtesy of the nearby dairy farms).

It all started in a sleepy little town on the South Coast—where the cafes didn’t open until 10am and the air smelled like warm milk (courtesy of the nearby dairy farms).