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Excellence. What does it really mean? To be excellent is to be divine, some old philosopher may have said. Excellence can be found in many places and no places at all. Excellence is about perspective, so it both simultaneously exists everywhere and nowhere. Does that make sense? From a certain point of view, it makes excellent sense. Perhaps from your point of view, it makes no sense.

My first experience with excellence came in the form of a top rated conveyancer for Brighton property. So excellent was their excellence that it was even in their name. They were excellent, and they knew it. I’d just bought a house in the Brighton area, and they provided simply excellent service as my conveyancer of choice. They knew a thing or two about housing law and explained all my contracts to me in a way that I could understand the finer details. When I used my previous conveyancer near Elwood, excellent was not the word I would have chosen to describe the experience. Perhaps very good, but not excellent. 

How do you know excellence? There’s an old saying about knowing something when you see it. That’s sort of how excellence works. It can’t really be described, but when you experience it, you will know. Perhaps you will experience excellence at your local cafe or at a business offering the best deals on furniture around. Maybe, like me, you will experience excellence while searching for your dream home. 

There’s also the possibility that you know exactly what I am talking about; that you have already experienced true excellence in your life. In that case, congratulations. You are one of the lucky few who have seen the divine. But the truth is that there is another level above excellence. Still, I am searching for it. The elusive beast that is perfection. Is it even attainable in our imperfect, human state? I do not know. If there is a conveyancing lawyer out there who has reached perfection, I do not know of them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There’s something I have to get off my chest. One of my old friends from university has been very successful in his career. Well, that’s quite an understatement, actually. He started a business that is now worth billions of dollars, and his personal wealth is almost just as impressive. Ted is very generous with his money, but there’s one thing about him that really bothers me. See, back in university, we were both really into this anime called MiniMon – short for miniature monsters. In MiniMon, there’s a whole world of creatures that you can capture and make your pets, and the story is about a boy, Charcoal, who wants to catch them all. It seems that Ted has taken that ideology and carried it with him into the real world, except with housing instead of cute monsters.

Basically, Ted has been going around to every real estate agent and conveyancer he can find, buying up all the houses he can get his hands on. It all started with a conveyancing firm in Caulfield, with Ted buying his first house, before turning into a full-on obsession. He is determined to own every property in Victoria one day. I’ve tried to explain that we are currently going through a massive housing crisis, with people being forced to live on the streets, but he won’t listen to reason. As someone who lives in Victoria, I can see this becoming a real problem in no time. What happens when Ted wants to buy my house? Last I heard, he was speaking to a conveyancing firm based near Prahran, finalising his latest house purchases.

It won’t be long before conservative newspapers start writing stories about Ted and his ‘entrepreneurial spirit’. About how his grit, determination and hard work led to him making the smart investment in 47 houses. Never mind the fact that his business makes obscene profits through cheap labour in other countries. It just doesn’t sit right with me. I feel like I should cut off my friendship with Ted because this all just feels so unethical, but then again, he did buy me that $10,000 watch the other day…

Melbourne was a bustling city with towering buildings and endless alleyways that housed all kinds of creatures. Amongst these was a small mouse, who had been living in a tiny hole under the floorboards of a popular café. However, the mouse had always dreamt of having a proper home in Melbourne – one that was secure, comfortable and, most importantly, safe from nasty cats.

One day, while scavenging for food, the mouse overheard a conversation between a group of people about buying houses in the city. Intrigued, the mouse decided to look into the possibility of purchasing a home for itself. But, as a tiny rodent, it was overwhelmed with the task of finding a suitable home in Melbourne. It seemed almost impossible, especially considering how a mouse was likely to be discriminated against when buying a home.

That’s when the mouse decided to seek the help of a buyer’s agent. The mouse found an agent that specialised in finding homes for animals and would keep its identity anonymous throughout the process. His name was Peter, and he was a kind and compassionate agent who had helped many animals find their dream homes. Many considered him to be one of the best property advocates near Melbourne.

Peter listened intently to the mouse’s needs, carefully considering every detail. They talked about everything from the ideal location to the type of house, and Peter showed the mouse a range of properties that were suitable. Many of them were within the sights of another buyer’s advocate close to Brighton, so competition was tough.

Eventually, the mouse finally found a beautiful, cozy house in a quiet alleyway. It had a tiny garden, perfect for the mouse to play and forage, and was within close proximity to the café where it had lived previously. The mouse was thrilled with the find, and Peter negotiated with the seller to secure the property.

Finally, the house was theirs, and the mouse settled into its new home. It was a dream come true for the little rodent, who had always longed for a safe and comfortable place to live.

Once upon a time, there was a young woman who worked in the hospitality industry, named Jane. Jane had always dreamed of owning a home in her beloved city of Melbourne, where she had grown up. For years and years, she saved up every spare coin she could find, until eventually, she was in a position to begin the search for her dream property.

It wasn’t long before Jane realised that Melbourne’s property market was extremely competitive. With her tight budget, she struggled to find a house that she would be able to make her forever home. Feeling frustrated and overwhelmed, Jane met with a friend who had recently been through the same thing. Her friend told her about the power of having a buyer’s advocate from the Melbourne area on your side.

Jane was hesitant at first but decided to give it a try. She met with her friend’s recommended buyer’s agent, Samantha. Together, they began an epic journey to find Jane’s dream home. Jane quickly realised what an asset Samatha was; she had an outstanding knowledge of Melbourne’s property market, found unlisted properties Jane never would have come across on her own and helped Jane understand all the legal aspects of buying property.

After weeks of searching with the help of her buyer’s advocate, Malvern turned out to be the suburb with the perfect property for Jane. She couldn’t believe it! The property was within her price range and had all of the features she wanted. Samatha helped Jane make a strong offer, and soon enough the house was hers.

Jane couldn’t believe how smoothly things had gone once she turned to a buyer’s agent. She truly couldn’t have done it without Samantha’s expertise and guidance. 

For the rest of her days, Jane lived happily in her dream home. The neighbourhood was truly amazing, and the city was only a short distance away. Whenever she met somebody struggling to find a home, the first thing she did was suggest they get a buyer’s advocate, because she had experienced their magic firsthand all those years ago.