Boston CableVERVE BUYERS AGENCY
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PERTH • INNER NORTH COASTAL

Your next home.
A clearer way
to buy.

I’m Boston, a buyer’s agent at Verve. I help you find the right property, understand its value and negotiate with confidence.

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A conversation about your search and how I can help.

First, show me how it works
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Selected Verve team purchases across Perth’s coastal and inner-coastal suburbs.

IN MY CLIENTS’ WORDS

What my
clients say.

Client experiences, shared in their own words.

WHAT I HELP YOU DO

Love the home.
Know the details.

I do the research and legwork so you can focus on whether the home feels right for you, with a clear view of the trade-offs.

01

Sourcing

A search built around your brief, across on-market and off-market opportunities. Your budget, preferred suburbs and non-negotiables guide the shortlist.

02

Price analysis

Understand the comparable sales, condition and location factors behind the price. Know what supports the value before deciding what to offer.

03

Due diligence

I personally inspect properties using a 20-point checklist. I investigate risks, maintenance and future works so you can make the decision with fewer unknowns.

04

Negotiation

A plan for price and terms, with someone representing your interests through the purchase and helping coordinate the steps towards settlement.

What sits behind my 20-point checklist?

The title & site

Easements, caveats and development constraints that may affect how you use the property.

The surroundings

Flight paths, road noise, walkability and nearby housing uses, including public housing.

Natural hazards

Bushfire and flood zones, and what they could mean for the property.

What could change

Nearby development applications and approvals, development risk and potential view obstruction.

The home itself

An in-person inspection for visible maintenance issues and potential future works, with further investigation where needed.

Your longer-term fit

Looking beyond move-in day to the things that could affect how you enjoy the home in the years ahead.

These are examples from the checklist. Specialist building, pest, legal and planning advice may also be needed. No inspection can identify every hidden defect or predict every future change.

Buying to renovate, flip or develop?

Look at the numbers before the potential.

I also provide flip and development feasibility and insight, considering purchase price, likely works, holding and selling costs, comparable end values and a margin for risk. We’ll identify the assumptions that need quotes, planning advice or further investigation before you commit.

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A PROFESSIONAL IN YOUR CORNER

How buying
together works.

  1. Start with a conversation.Tell me about your search, budget and timing.
  2. Get clear on the fit.We’ll discuss your brief, the service and fees.
  3. Put a plan into action.If you engage me, we move into sourcing, assessment and negotiation.
Let’s talk about your search

BEFORE WE CHAT

A few good questions.

Something else on your mind?
Ask me directly.

Who do you help?

I work with first-home buyers, families upgrading, downsizers and people relocating to Perth. I also provide insight for buyers considering an investment, renovation, flip or development. We’ll first check that your brief and the support you need are a good fit.

Which areas do you cover?

My focus is Perth’s coastal and inner-coastal suburbs, including City Beach, Cottesloe, Wembley Downs, Scarborough, Woodlands, Doubleview, Karrinyup, North Beach, Sorrento and Trigg. If you’re looking elsewhere in Perth, tell me the suburbs and we can discuss the right support through Verve.

What happens on the first call?

We’ll spend around 15 minutes discussing what you want to buy, your budget, timing and where you’d like help. You can ask about the process and fees. You don’t need a perfect brief to start.

How much does it cost to work together?

I’ll explain the proposed service, fees and when they are payable before you decide whether to engage me. The scope depends on your search and what support you need.

How do you find off-market opportunities?

Agent relationships and an active search can bring opportunities that aren’t publicly advertised. We assess their suitability and value in the same way as an advertised property. Off-market doesn’t automatically mean a bargain.

What does your due diligence cover?

I personally inspect properties and use a 20-point checklist covering the home, title, surroundings and potential changes nearby. That includes visible maintenance, easements, caveats, flight paths, bushfire and flood zones, nearby development, potential view obstruction, road noise and walkability.

Do I still need building, pest or legal advice?

Yes, where relevant. My inspection and research sit alongside specialist checks. I flag matters for further investigation so the right qualified professional can advise before you make a commitment.

Can you help if I’m interstate or overseas?

Yes. I can inspect properties in person and help you assess the options while you’re away. We’ll agree how to share updates and what you need to see before making a decision.

What if I’ve already found a property?

Send me the listing and let me know whether you’ve inspected it or made an offer. We can discuss your position and whether there is a suitable way for me to help.

Can you assess a renovation or development opportunity?

Yes. I provide flip and development feasibility and insight, including the likely costs, end-value assumptions and risks worth investigating. Any proposed development still needs the relevant planning checks, specialist advice and approvals.

How long does buying usually take?

It depends on your brief, budget, available properties and how flexible you can be. We’ll discuss a realistic search approach. I won’t recommend buying the wrong property simply to meet a deadline.

What should I send with an enquiry?

Start with your preferred suburbs, approximate budget and timeframe. If you can, add bedrooms, block size, school preferences and one or two listings that are close to what you want. A rough starting point is enough.