Helping buyers across Sydney secure homes with clarity, care and confidence.
With a natural interest in real estate inherited from my mother, I’ve been helping friends and family buy homes and investments for years. A professional broker encouraged me to turn this into a full-time career – and I haven’t looked back since.
Let me handle the search, paperwork, and process so you don’t have to.
Get early insights through trusted agent networks — before properties go public.
Whether private sale or auction, I secure the best terms for you.
From finance to final settlement, I’ll guide you every step of the way.
Investment Property Strategy 
Prestige Property Buying 
Organising Finance with Trusted Brokers 
Recommending Conveyancers & Solicitors 
Building, Strata, Pest & Engineer Reports 
Due Diligence & Risk Assessment 
Negotiation & Auction Bidding 
Insurance Against Post-Sale Risks 
Friendly Guidance from Start to Finish Most so-called “off-market” listings are just a one-week head start before they go public. Andrea only discusses opportunities directly provided by agents prior to listing — and only if it’s legitimate.
“From legal and finance advice to being right there on auction day, Andrea made sure I got a fantastic home in the best spot and still within budget.”
“We were living overseas with barely any time up our sleeves. Andrea lined up all the meetings in one weekend, and we found the perfect place in Sydney. She even sorted the financing, solicitors, and settlement – absolutely brilliant! ”
A buyer’s agent works exclusively for the buyer, helping them find a property and negotiate the best purchase price and terms. A good buyer’s agent will be able to perform all the duties that a buyer needs from sourcing the loan to finding a conveyancer/solicitor and finalising settlement. A good buyer’s agent will perform market research and property searches negotiating the offer and contract, coordinating inspections and other necessary steps. They will provide market insights and property valuations, advocating for the buyer’s best interests throughout the process. A buyer’s agent has access to many different portals to ensure that the property their client finally decides to buy has had all the checks and balances from; ascertaining the local demographics, DA reporting, ensuring no illegal works, fire rating, R3 and R4 zoning law changes, pest inspections, flight paths, social housing proximity, dealing with selling agents and much more.
A seller’s agent (A Real Estate Agent) is the agent that represents the vendor, that is the person who wants to sell their property. The two roles are on opposite sides of the fence in any negotiation.
I am tired of hearing over the news how difficult and out of reach buying your first home is. Frankly, it’s no harder than it ever has been. My strength as a buyer’s agent is helping first home buyers. Buying your first home is a daunting process if you don’t have someone guiding you. It is also a process that requires thorough expertise and negotiating. Real estate agents and the industry, let’s face it, don’t have the best reputation. Having someone guide you through every aspect of obtaining your first home is such an asset. I thrive on helping first home buyers and totally debunk the constant news of how difficult it is for young people to buy their own home. I offer a free consultation for anyone thinking that they are unable to afford their own home.
I aid in purchasing properties for everyone. Everyone’s circumstances are different. Some people may be overseas and unable to do the foot work necessary to buying a property. Others may simply not have the time to do the searching or due diligence required when buying a property. Some are investors who need the extra support to increase their portfolio. As a buyer’s agent I serve the unique needs of every buyer.
I have lived in the eastern suburbs of Sydney for decades and know the market like the back of my hand. However, I have also lived in Sydney for decades and know most of the market well.
I can offer my clients insurance at a very reasonable price to ensure that if something goes wrong with the property after settlement you are covered. For example: A client of mine bought a property in the northern suburbs only to find after purchase that they had no access to their driveway as part of it was on their neighbour’s lot. Their solicitor had not picked it up as the plans from the real estate agent were incorrect and without paying for an expensive survey prior to purchase no-one was to know. After purchase, they arrived home only to find that the neighbour had fenced off their area of access. Because we had organised insurance at a very reasonable price they were totally covered and at no extra cost they had the driveway realigned and surfaced within a week so that they could access their property.
