Did you go sale agreed to purchase a property before Covid-19 happened?
This week I'm going to share some of the conversations I've been having with clients.
Today I'm talking about the "What shall we do now" conversation.

This case study is the third in a series that examines how Breffnie O’Kelly, Buyers Agent, assists clients in their search for the right property for them. It was originally recorded as a podcast.

In this episode of her podcast “At home with Breffnie” Breffnie O’Kely meets with experienced letting agent Clare Connolly. They discuss how to choose the right property, how to choose the right tenant and how to set that tenancy up.

This case study describes how Breffnie O’Kelly, buyer’s agent, helped a young Irish couple, based in Australia and expecting their first child, secure a home in Ireland.

In a recent episode of her podcast At Home with Breffnie, Breffnie O’Kelly, buyer’s agent, spoke with Aisling Grimley about her experience of home swapping. Aisling and five family members travelled to Australia for Christmas. In this podcast she details their experience of swapping their home for one in Australia.

In her podcast At Home with Breffnie, “Working with a Buyer’s Agent” Breffnie outlines her approach through sharing five case studies of recent projects that she managed for clients.

Jane* was going through a divorce, was selling the family home. She was living in the home and wasn't sure how the sequence was going to work,

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When Breffnie O’Kelly first saw this two-bedroom house in Dublin she knew it quite well and expected that she would probably buy it. “My approach to all houses is that by the time you walk in the door, you should know you want it and the house should work hard to put you off,” says O’Kelly, who works as a buyer’s agent, finding properties for time-poor people or those living abroad who plan to return to Ireland.

Buying a property is a big decision and we can all, quite understandably, feel a bit anxious about it.

One of the first that questions I hear from clients is often “Is this the right time to buy? Should I wait until more property comes on the market/prices slow down“etc.