Property advocacy, explained clearly.

A vendor advocate saves you the time and stress involved in comparing agents, appraisals, commissions and marketing strategies. MPS also monitors the campaign, reviews feedback and supports negotiation decisions.

The existing MPS service is structured so the advocacy fee is paid from the appointed agent’s selling commission. Confirm the exact arrangement and inclusions with Mark before appointing an agent.

Yes. MPS can coordinate independent presentation advice and trusted contractors for minor maintenance and campaign preparation.

Yes. MPS can assist with reserve recommendations, supervise the auction process and support any pre- or post-auction negotiations.

Yes. MPS can coordinate agents, contractors, property preparation and campaign decisions to reduce the executor’s practical workload and provide independent oversight.

MPS defines the brief, searches and assesses properties, conducts market-value research, coordinates due diligence and represents the buyer during negotiation or auction.

Yes. Targeted services can include appraisal, comparable-sales research, due diligence, negotiation and auction bidding without a full search engagement.

Independent valuation evidence and disciplined negotiation can help prevent overpaying. No advocate can guarantee a saving, but MPS provides a defensible price range and walk-away strategy.

Yes. Mark prepares a bidding strategy, represents you at auction and can negotiate if the property passes in.

MPS works across metropolitan Melbourne, with established experience and agent relationships throughout the inner north, north-east, east and surrounding family markets.

MPS offers full-service and targeted engagement options. Because pricing and scope can change, request the current written fee schedule during your consultation.