You may have noticed we use the word Smartre in our agency.
You may be one of our clients who alerted us to our ‘spelling mistake’.
Don't worry, it hasn't been done accidently. Smartre means Smart Real Estate.
At Peter Lees Real Estate, we take a different approach that ensures we have a client-centric focus in all that we do. Our mission is to use ethical and effective strategies in every single interaction we have with our clients and customers.
Unethical practices come at the cost of somebody within the transaction, either the seller, buyer, landlord or tenant – often due to manipulation, dishonesty or misrepresentation. At Peter Lees we hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards possible. We refuse to conduct ourselves unethically.
Ineffective strategies are quite simply, useless. The strategies employed by our team not only lead to the highest price possible within the required timeframe, but the best possible outcomes for any of our clients.
We do this with The Smartre Sale - a methodology now available to all clients of Peter Lees Real Estate. Our articles, opinions, posts and more than anything else, our results, will show you how this style of selling property will work for you.
If you see the word Smartre associated with other real estate agencies in Australia and New Zealand, you can be assured that they too are focussed on achieving high ethical standards and are striving to improve the way people work and transact with real estate. We're proud to be associated with The Smartre Group.
We'll continue to provide more information on The Smartre Sale with examples of successful results in the Launceston area from our clients who are are reaping its benefits.
For more information in the meantime, please reach out to any of our team.
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