I’ve been looking to purchase my first place for a year and was having little luck with finding suitable apartments and failed at bidding at the number of auctions. John helped define my goals and buying criteria and focus my searches which led me to find a property I really liked. This time I didn’t want to lose so John did the bidding for me. John’s property advice and auction technique helped get me over the line of my first property. I’m very glad I went to him for help.

John Comino from Bridge to Bricks provided exceptional knowledge of the housing market and took the reins for searching and negotiating our next investment choice in Sydney. This was achieved based on detailed discussions with John to determine our future goals and deliver the right property choices for our current portfolio of properties. This was an unbiased and refreshing insight opening other options we hadn’t previously considered. I feel like we have passed the hump for more positive gains in the future. Thanks for that John!

When we first met John for strategy a session, we weren’t sure what to expect. We didn’t think he could tell us anything about the Sydney property market we didn’t already know. How wrong we were! John helped us clarify our goals and gave us the confidence to make the leap back into the market after more than a year of searching. We were so impressed, that we asked him to bid for us at auction and he won the property under reserve! We wouldn’t consider doing this again without John!

When we came to John, we were looking for a “unicorn” – a property that we didn’t think could be found, at least not in the short time frame we had. We had a long wish list, and were on a very tight deadline. John moved fast to bring us a number of options, both on market and off market. In the end, he found us an amazing property in time, and with all of the “nice to have” features were weren’t sure we could achieve. To be honest, the property exceeded all of our expectations. It seems that when you use the right buyer’s agents, unicorns do exist. We are definitely going to use Bridge to Bricks to find our next project site..