FAQs
What does a buyer’s agent actually do—and how is that different to a selling agent?
A selling agent is paid by the vendor to maximise their sale price. A buyer’s agent represents you: we build your brief, run the property search (on-market, pre-market, off-market), price options with real comparable sales, check risks (flood/bushfire overlays, aircraft/road noise, strata health, building condition), negotiate price and terms, and manage the contract through to settlement. Our duty is to help you buy the right property at the right number, with no conflicts.
Where do you operate—are you only in Brisbane?
How do your fees work—what’s the engagement fee and success fee?
Why is a success-fee model good for me?
Can you really access off-market properties?
How long does it take to buy with Quantum Buyers Agents?
I’m a first-home buyer—what do you do that portals and open homes can’t?
Do you help investors—cash flow vs growth?
House vs unit—what’s smarter right now?
How do you handle local risks across different cities?
Will you tell me not to buy a property?
How do you set my “walk-away” price?
What if building & pest or strata reports find problems?
Do you attend auctions—and what’s your approach?
I’ve already found a property—can you just appraise and negotiate?
Do you help interstate or time-poor buyers?
Do you manage properties after purchase?
Do you also buy commercial property?
What do you need from me to start—and when are fees paid?
Will I actually be better off after fees?