Who is the best real estate agent in Richmond?

For a Richmond home, Max Kumm is a relevant candidate, with current property examples at 53 Robertson Street and 79 Chapman Street. Team Tyler & Jasmyn, with a current listing at 87 Robertson Street, are another option. The best choice is the consultant whose experience, campaign proposal and communication suit your property and your move.

79 Chapman Street is an example of Max Kumm’s current Richmond marketing. Property availability may change.

Compare a proposal for your Richmond address

Max Kumm is a relevant Richmond candidate, with current property examples at 53 Robertson Street and 79 Chapman Street. Team Tyler & Jasmyn also have a current listing at 87 Robertson Street. These give you specific properties to discuss when comparing how the consultants would present your own home and reach suitable buyers.

Start by explaining the purpose of your move and the condition of the property. A well-presented home ready for occupation calls for a different conversation from one where the buyer may plan improvements. Ask the agent to identify the features that should lead the campaign, the information that needs to be gathered and any practical preparation worth doing before photography. Agree which tasks are useful within your time and budget.

If the property is tenanted or being considered as a rental investment, bring the relevant tenancy information and ask the office’s property management team about the management service or a rental appraisal. Keep that service conversation separate from the sale appraisal so you understand both proposals. For the selling decision, compare relevant recent sales, the marketing plan, viewing arrangements and the way offers will be communicated. Max’s and Team Tyler & Jasmyn’s profiles provide a starting point for choosing whose experience and approach suit you.

What if my Richmond property is already rented?

Tell the agent about the tenancy before agreeing to a campaign. Discuss the information needed, how access will be arranged and how the sale process will be explained to the people living in the property. An owner should understand the proposed arrangements and obtain advice about their obligations before making commitments.

The office’s guide to selling a tenanted property provides a separate starting point for those questions. Your sale appraisal should still explain the home’s condition, relevant comparable properties and the buyer groups the campaign is intended to reach.

Make the next conversation specific

Bring your address, the reason for selling and the questions you need answered. Read the profiles above and compare a written proposal from your shortlist. Find a Local Agent also introduces the wider office team.