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Who is David Campbell?
David Campbell is highly trained and knowledgeable in the field of real estate, and he strives to provide the highest level of customer service.
David is not your standard Agent, he is dedicated in keeping Buyers and Sellers upto date with relevant information and things that go pear shaped in your community, (Refer to the latest 2 articles at the bottom of the page), in conjuction with giving his Sellers and Buyers a commitment to both to be open and transparent in all transactions.
David Campbell
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7 Hitek Court Merriwa WA 603
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Why choose David as your Agent
We have a long-standing history of providing quality service, and strive to exceed our your expectations every step of the way.
Meet David Campbell, a seasoned real estate agent with 18 years of dedicated experience specialising in residential sales. Now based in the vibrant areas of Bedford WA 6052 and Brabham WA 6055, David utilises the latest technology to provide unparalleled service to his clients. His impressive track record includes selling 283 properties with an average selling price of $472,000.
David has earned numerous accolades for his achievements, including awards for the most properties sold in his office and recognition for his success in auctions. His exceptional results with the online auction platform Openn Negotiation demonstrate his innovative approach and commitment to achieving the best outcomes for his clients.
Choosing to join @realty was a strategic decision for David, drawn by their first-class agent support, cutting-edge technology, and the extensive tools they provide to facilitate exponential growth in his career.
What sets David apart is his client-centric philosophy. He firmly believes that real estate transactions are about the people involved, not just the numbers. His mantra revolves around acting in the best interests of sellers while ensuring a fair process for buyers. David prioritises openness and transparency, fostering trust and confidence with every transaction.
If you’re looking for a real estate agent who combines extensive experience with a genuine commitment to client satisfaction, David Campbell is the professional you need. Let him guide you through your real estate journey with expertise and integrity.
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Community Announcement
A.T.O. SAYS YOU WILL NEED A CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE BEFORE YOU SELL
The ATO has implemented a new rule in complete silence! All Australians are now required to have permission from the ATO before they can accept an offer on their property. Not having the certificate, the ATO will withhold 15% of the selling price of the property.
It seems to be a cash grab for outstanding debt including personal tax, company tax, capital gains tax and foreign investment tax.
Information from the A.T.O. website
Clearance certificates for Australian residents
All Australian residents (for tax purposes) selling or disposing real property must have a clearance certificate and give it to the purchaser at, or before settlement.
Example: the importance of getting a clearance certificate early – 15% withheld from sale
Willow and Stanley are Australian residents for tax purposes. On 1 September 2024 they decide to sell their family home, their main residence. They need the funds from the sale to purchase a new residence.
They are both listed as owners of the property on the certificate of title, so both must apply for their own clearance certificate.
They find a purchaser on 8 January 2025 and sign the contract of sale, with a settlement 30 days later on 6 February.
They don’t apply for a clearance certificate until 15 January and don't have both of their clearance certificates at, or before settlement.
The property sold for $600,000, however:
Willow's clearance certificate issued and was given to the purchaser
Stanley was still waiting for his clearance certificate.
The sale goes through and settlement occurs. As Stanley didn't have a clearance certificate at settlement, 15% of Stanley's share of the sale ($90,000) must be withheld by the purchaser and paid to us.
Stanley must wait until his 2025 tax return is lodged and processed for a refund.
As the purchaser had received a clearance certificate from Willow, there's no withholding required on her share of the sale.
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Community News
Lifting the lid on sneaky dumpers.
David Campbell is fed up with illegal dumping in residential construction areas and is calling on the City of Gosnells to take action before the problem worsens.
Piles of sand, rubble, and building materials have been brought in and dumped illegally by unknown individuals, left scattered throughout the streets of a new development just off Corfield Street.
Campbell, a real estate agent from @Realty, believes not enough is being done to deter the dumping in the area.
In an effort to combat illegal dumping, which costs the City of Gosnells over $250,000 annually, covert cameras were installed in secret locations across the city last year to help tackle the problem.
From the Mayor of The City of Gosnells (source Examiner News Gosnells edition)
In an effort to combat illegal dumping, which costs the City of Gosnells over $250,000 annually, covert cameras were installed in secret locations across the city last year to help tackle the problem.
Speaking to The Examiner, Mayor Terresa Lynes confirmed the city had received two complaints about illegal dumping in the area off Corfield Street since land lots were released into private ownership.
Mayor Lynes said the city, at this stage, won’t be installing covert cameras there; however, they may consider taking alternative action.
“Maintenance and security of private property is the owner’s responsibility. CCTV on private property is also the responsibility of the owner,” she said.
“While the owner is responsible for their land, the City can take action against offenders under the Litter Act for unlawful dumping on private property. However, the identity of the offender, or a vehicle associated with the dumping, would be required to initiate an investigation.”
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