Prop Culture

Prop Culture has not published its fees on PropertyGo. Ask Prop Culture for a quote for your brief: it is free and there is no obligation.

You do. A buyer's agent is engaged and paid by the buyer, which keeps their advice independent of the sale. The selling agent is paid by the vendor and acts for the vendor. When you brief Prop Culture, they work for you alone.

Prop Culture lists VIC as the state it covers. Ask them to confirm they work in the suburbs on your shortlist.

Prop Culture is based in Toorak, VIC and takes on buyers across VIC.

This profile records 5.0 out of 5 from 125 Google reviews; 4 listed services; coverage of VIC. Ask Prop Culture how that track record applies to your brief and budget before you sign anything.

Prop Culture lists buyer advocacy, vendor advocacy, Bid/Negotiate and FHB Masterclass. Ask which of these are covered by the fee you are quoted and which are charged on top.

Prop Culture has 125 Google reviews, averaging 5.0 out of 5. You can read 78 of them on the reviews page.

From this page. On a computer, the contact card beside the profile has their number where they list one, a way to arrange a call (Book a call opens their own booking page where they have one, and Request a call lets you pick a day for them to call you) and Send a message. On a phone, the bar at the bottom of the screen has their number (or the call option) and a message button, and the other ways are under their name. A call request and a message are both free, with no obligation.

Most buyer's agents follow the same path: an initial consultation on your brief and budget, then searching and shortlisting, inspecting and appraising properties, negotiating or bidding at auction, and coordinating the contract through to settlement. Ask Prop Culture which of those steps their service covers and which you are expected to handle yourself.