The numbers,
before the pitch.

Sale price, commission, remaining loan and fees resolved into the one figure the seller takes home.

Weight your comparables, then read the price the subject property should carry into the market.

Set the subject against three comparables by the metre, and see the gap as a number, not an opinion.

Monthly instalment, full amortisation schedule and total interest over the life of the loan.

Income, existing debts and down payment resolved into the highest price the buyer can carry.

The break-even year between renting the same property and owning it.

The annual holding cost that never appears in the listing sheet until the end.

Rental yield, capital growth and total cost of ownership in one reading.

Gross commission, brokerage split and the figure that reaches the agent.

Size the campaign against the value of the unit, then read the cost per lead it can afford.

A dated launch sequence for one listing: what goes out, on which channel, in which week.

A code for the sign, the brochure and the window: one scan opens the property page.

A branded invoice for a fee, a campaign or a commission share, ready as a PDF.