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Looking at bidding at auction on my first home. It's in sydneys inner west, and the original price guide was listed at $1.5m, then put up to $1.6m. Based on sales, and the condition of the place, I think this seems WAY under quoted (tbh wouldn't be surprised if it goes for closer to $2m).

Thinking of putting an offer in before auction for maybe $1.75m. But trying to understand why they'd have it quoted so low? To gather more interest? But then maybe it'll be so off the mark that people can't bid as high as they're hoping for?

Hiya! First time buyer here, looking at the inner west in Sydney. I've found a place I quite like, but honestly pretty scared as I haven't been looking for too long and don't have a great grasp of what things should/are going for.

What's the best way of finding this out? My current thinking is going through the valuer general property sales information site, finding sales with a similar land size, looking them up online to get a gauge of the property and using that as a reference.

Any other ideas?

Hiya! Using Bevel (paid) and love it, however I also use Hevy. I'd love to get my data from Hevy to Bevel each time I do a strength workout. At the moment I kinda take a screenshot from Hevy and paste it into the AI in Bevel but would love an integration.

Alternatively, should I just use Bevel strength training?! I haven't really tried it yet, and would love to not also pay for Hevy. Is it much for much?

Not totally a shit rental, but hoping for some advice.

My lease is almost up on my place and my property agent just called asking if I wanted to sign a new lease. I mentioned that I was planning on going month-to-month (there's a chance I may buy a place this year) and he mentioned the landlord was willing to do no rental increase if I sign another lease. He floated the idea of a 6 month lease, and mentioned that if we do and I break early I'll be responsible for 1 week of rent for every 1.5 months remaining.

Ideally I'd like to know what the increase would be before deciding, but he seemed to not want to go back to the landlord enquiring about that...