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spider man on 05/04/2017 - 13:24 propertyinsights.nab.com.au (43359 clicks)
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Looks like you can use a fake phone number and throwaway email address. The report is emailed.
God Bless Mailinator.com
If you have a Microsoft email account, you can also use aliases https://account.live.com/names/Manage
Use any of these
0414130200 0414130201 0426313101 0426313103
0426313105 0414130202 0414130203 0426313102
0426313104 0416906014 0428407045http://vodafone.intelliresponse.com/index.jsp?requestType=No…
These are the numbers that Vodafone uses to spam people with, and don't accept incoming calls. Then no one (actual person) would accidentally be reciving spam calls from NAB.
Or these numbers:
0491 570 156
0491 570 157
0491 570 158
0491 570 159
0491 570 110which have been set aside for fictional use.
0400000000
this guy receiving all my spam phone calls as well
Sucker!
0455378008 :)
8888888888
It's weird, it doesn't ask me for my mobile. Just my email.
yeah this sounds a lot like shitty marketing, not a deal
How dare you call my companies marketing shitty. This is at least in the shitty-mediocre range.
Absolutely disgusted.:)
city marketing from city bank 🤣
Isn't this free all the time?
The report is more detailed then the free reports
You'll also get free spam from NAB and related companies.
NAB Property Reports are prepared by RP Data Pty Ltd ABN 67087 759 171 trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific (‘CoreLogic‘) and National Australia Bank Limited ABN 12 004 044 937, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 230686 (‘NAB’), using information compiled by CoreLogic. CoreLogic is not related to NAB. The information in the reports is provided for general information purposes only and is a summary based on selective information which may not be complete for your particular purposes.
To be fair RP Data/CoreLogic is the premium provider in this space and doesn't typically offer B2C services (their core business model is B2B SaaS). If they did happen to reach out, at least you're copping it from the best!
Yeah I was going to say CoreLogic already has a bucketload of data on you/your house, so I wouldn't be too concerned about NAB asking them for their data on your place and as a result sharing some data they have on you back to CoreLogic.
As an existing NAB customer, I'm contemplating getting it to see what it says, and if NAB want to try and offer me a better deal, then good!
Same as the BOQ ones?
It seems like it:
From BOQ website:
Detailed property reports emailed to you:
It’s easy to learn more about a property. Just select the 'Email Report' button on the Property Detail screen and we'll email you a detailed Property Report for free!^
Your Property Report will include:#
Property descriptors (Including Lot / Plan, Unimproved Capital Values, Zoning and the last sale date and price.)
Property photos (Where available)
RP Data Auto Valuation estimate range
Up to 6 recent nearby recent property sales
A page of detailed property statistics for the suburb
Once you accept the terms and conditions a Property Report will be emailed to you.I just checked it, it's not quite the same, the BOQ ones don't have a price from memory, only the range.
I just got them for all my properties and they all came through.
Just got mine, obviously fully automated but still interesting and reasonably comprehensive, right down to how many days and at what price the property was marketed for sale and rent.
Similar information that is available from real estate sites and on the house site?
Sometimes. Data on real estate websites is usually averaged and/or obfuscated in some way, whether that's because realtors don't want buyers/sellers to have true accurate information, or they may not be allowed to disclose it due to their agreement with CoreLogic. Dunno.
Sounds like this report is not obfuscated but, so 👍
All good, i did my whole street :-)
i hope you used their real phone numbers!
or just use this -chinese website - they get all the data - including undisclosed results etc.
Very basic estimates on that site. The sold prices are accurate/invaluable, but you can't trust the valuations. They're just copied from On The Market I think.
holy shit! wow!! thanks :D
In NSW, you can get pretty detailed information from the LPI website - much better than RP data/onthehouse/house.ksou.cn/etc
cool thanks mate, would you mind sharing the direct link or section (for sold prices/valuations etc)? I dont know which one…the LPI site is so complicated…
Thanks :)
@sp00ker: thanks mate…but that sounds fairly technical. i know how you get google earth, but where do you get the layer from?
Nice Chinese site.
No wonder - just heard on the 'news' Australia is a great place to launder very large sums of money, 70% of international Chinese buyers are buying houses with cash due to our lax regulations.
Awesome, thanks!!
Wow, thanks
You can get free property report at pretty much any bank. Even contact a local real estate agency and they will come and valuate your property. Just tell them you're thinking of selling. The End.
You can get free property report at pretty much any bank.
This is good because it instantly emails you the report, without having to talk to the 'banker' upfront.
I've done the ANZ free property report (and no, just online, didnt have to talk to any banker) as well as having an agent come over to valuate. They both give me the same info. And they are nothing close to accuracy. With the house price increases like crazy past few years. The difference between the free report and actual sale can be of $200K.
I've done the ANZ free property report
I didn't know ANZ was doing this as well…
With the house price increases like crazy past few years. The difference between the free report and actual sale can be of $200K.
You could say the same when prices start to fall.
Let's face it, it difficult to predict the price of any asset.
Not sure why you'd expect anyone to give away an accurate forecast for free, when you can make lots of money by keeping accurate forecasts to yourself.
@sp00ker: then why would you want the property report? Its not that they wont give you the accurate forecast for free. It's that THEY DONT HAVE IT. Its just the database available calculated by computer that they have access to.
Actual value of the property is determined on the auction day. Let's face it. No bank will know!Actual value of the property is determined on the auction day. Let's face it. No bank will know!
Nah - that's pretty naive thinking. Price discovery for property actually happens several days before an auction.
Banks have a lot more information than you think - think about it, most property buyers would go to a bank for pre-approval, so the bank has a pretty good idea of what you can afford to pay for a property. If two people get pre-approval for the same property, it would be a no brainer to figure out who's going to win and how much they'll pay. They also have a bunch of information about people refinancing in the area (ie borrowing more with property value increases).
Further, some buyers will get a bank valuation done upfront, so make sure they can get the loan they need. These valuations are a pretty big determinant of what someone will actually pay for a property.
I'm sure there's a bunch of other information they can stitch together to get a fairly accurate picture of what a property is going to sell for.
So yes, banks can put together a much more accurate forecast than a service like RP data/onthehouse/realestate/domain/etc. Do they share it with the general public? hell no. Of course, there's more than one bank for people to choose from. It wouldn't surprise me if the bank share information to some extent…
Sure, there's the case of cash buyer (think chinese investor!) that the bank might not have a clue about, but the recent commentary in the papers makes me think they not as big a problem as they were made out to be a few years ago.
@sp00ker: so you're saying this free report from NAB giving you this information? If not, then what are we talking about?
so you're saying this free report from NAB giving you this information?
No - they're not giving you this information in the free report.
If not, then what are we talking about?
Your assertion that "THEY DONT HAVE IT" is incorrect. They have it, they just don't share it with you.
No one will give you an accurate forecast of an asset price for free.
They have it, they just don't share it with you.
You've just made an assumption about the bank know your future selling price. Anything to back this up?No one will give you an accurate forecast of an asset price for free.
You should tell all these people here who think its a good deal. I've made myself clear that these free report you can get anywhere and its not an accurate valuation of your property.Banks have a lot more information than you think
I'm not denying that. But not the kind of information you'd hope for when you fill out the above form. Hence I keep on saying.In summary, your actual selling price is determined by how many people turning up on the auction day and how many people are really interested in and how big their budget is. You think the bank already know these information few days before hand? Please!
You think the bank already know these information few days before hand? Please!
Yes - they could take a calculated guess, based on pre-approvals, valuation requests and other info that they collect from various sources.
I know people will say that these data points are unreliable, fragmented, etc … but I'm sure you would have a better estimate than what RP Data is calculating based on past sales.
Unfortunately, if you tell a real estate agent that you're thinking of selling, it won't be "The End"…
It will be the end if few months down the track, you tell them you change your mind and not selling anymore. Give them a straight cut answer. That's it.
Real Estate Rep's or Agents don't give valuations, they give appraisals as to how much they think a property will sell for at the time. Often they are closer to the mark than a valuer, being immersed all day everyday in that particular market.
BUT, be aware that they may be trying to "buy" the listing by saying they can sell it for more than what is a reasonable price. Buyers love to hear these lies as 1) They live in the place and overlook a lot of the detracting faults, and 2) They want to believe this "Wonder Agent" will actually sell it for more than the other 3 Agents who all suggested similar but lesser amounts and backed it up with recent sales history of local similar properties sold.
RP Data is a brilliant source of sales data, but never claim to be a predictor of eventual selling price. They can tell you property details (construction, beds baths etc), original listing date and price, any reductions and eventual selling price and date. All good information to have.
Lenders use Valuers to give them a Professional and realistic dollar value for the asset. Even the free bank property report will be plastered with disclaimers about not relying on it for finance approval.
All in all, these free reports will give you an idea of the selling price of "Your 30yr-young-4 bed-2 bath-1 garage-Dream-Home" in your suburb. At least you'll be aware of local prices.Sorry but in what world is an agent, with a vested interest in your property, giving an appraisal more accurate than a valuer (that has no interest and can make a sound justification on value). Just to note i work in this field and can tell you, agents have like a few months training and are just trained negotiators. They tell people what they want to hear, and in a falling market never hit their mark with appraisals. Sure when everything went stupid they could say whatever they wanted because even if they were out 10% eventually it would be worth that as markets were increasing at crazy rates. Valuers have to get a degree, work as an assistant for minimum of a year then have to pass more tests to become qualified and have to work and know the markets they work in. They also need to keep a minimum CPD points each year to stay qualified. For example please read some agents price guides and see them put stupid comparable sales in there from the peak of some markets and sales that are nothing like the house they are appraising just because they know people don't look at them and know they can get away with it. During peak covid times they were glorified door openers, no skills needed to do their jobs lets just be honest here.
The only thing i can agree with is some properties are very unique or in demand so prices can be hard to predict, as people don't use their heads to buy property they use their hearts. The point of a valuer is to assess risk and say to the bank or client that the market value is actually only XXX based on this evidence and calculations.
Don't get me wrong i think there are some good agents that do have some credibility and are honest, but you cannot make it in that game with all the cowboys throwing crazy prices around and owners (also with a vested interest) believing them as who wouldn't want more money.
Did one for my IP. Seems to be overly optimistic about the value.
In my case its the opposite.
Coming up way under valued
What does this offer that http://www.onthehouse.com.au/ doesn't offer for free, without registering?
Yep you can even subscribe to properties on onthehouse and Ive never received spam from that either.
Wow, I like this website - says my property gained $59,000 in value and gained an extra bedroom in a year?!
thanks mate
Is that a legit URL from NAB? wondering why it wouldn't be on the nab.com.au domain ….seems scammy …
Good pick up. Does look dodgy. If you look at the cert, there is no organisation listed. Signed by Comodo. NAB's certs are signed by Symantec from memory. Although not uncommon to use different CAs, it just doesn't look right.
https://www.nab.com.au/sites/personal/home-loans/property-in…
scroll down to the bottom and it offers the free propery report :)
you're right! good investigation …. #scamfree as opposed to #freescam
damn NAB work experience kid … stuffing up the campaign microsite, certification and domain …
:D
The website is registered in the name of the services marketing manager according to ausregistry and her linkedin.
…. I should really get back to work now
nabpropertyinsights.com.au
Whois response for nabpropertyinsights.com.au:Domain Name nabpropertyinsights.com.au
Last Modified 17-Feb-2017 02:16:37 UTC
Status ok
Registrar Name Web Address Registration
Registrant NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED
Registrant ID ABN 12004044937
Eligibility Type CompanyNAB Property Reports are prepared by RP Data Pty Ltd ABN 67087 759 171 trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific (‘CoreLogic‘) and National Australia Bank Limited ABN 12 004 044 937, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 230686 (‘NAB’), using information compiled by CoreLogic. CoreLogic is not related to NAB. The information in the reports is provided for general information purposes only and is a summary based on selective information which may not be complete for your particular purposes.
Cheers OP and NAB neat report took only a few secs as well :)
Just received my Report. Very, very Inaccurate.
I did a report on a house that was just sold for 1.7m and they are very confidence that this house is only 1.3m
Could be the 'sydney' pricetag…
Same. It's hard to fathom how they got it so wrong based on the objective factors they list. Absolute rubbish.
From a Qld perspective, these property reports dont offer much in the ways of owner occupiers, especially if you have done recent improvements to your property. May provide some benefit if you are looking at buying to get an idea of your bargaining power.
Pretty sure all they will have on their system is the last sale price of the property.
Much better to get a valuer come around and physically inspect the property.
I recently internally refinanced and told my bank another bank offered me a better rate, and lower fees. They accepted my owner valuation (I may have mentioned the other bank valued much higher than they did).
My house doesn't come up in the suggestion, surprising since my home loan is with NAB
It's a marketing way to get your details so they call you. Same used by iselect and any other bank.
It is a legit website from NAB with report results from RPDATA
It gives you an estimate, nothing else.nabpropertyinsights.com.au
Whois response for nabpropertyinsights.com.au:Domain Name nabpropertyinsights.com.au
Last Modified 17-Feb-2017 02:16:37 UTC
Status ok
Registrar Name Web Address Registration
Registrant NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED
Registrant ID ABN 12004044937
Eligibility Type CompanyNAB Property Reports are prepared by RP Data Pty Ltd ABN 67087 759 171 trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific (‘CoreLogic‘) and National Australia Bank Limited ABN 12 004 044 937, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 230686 (‘NAB’), using information compiled by CoreLogic. CoreLogic is not related to NAB. The information in the reports is provided for general information purposes only and is a summary based on selective information which may not be complete for your particular purposes.
Is this report any better than the Domain.com.au property report?
https://www.domain.com.au/property-profile
Or just pm me :-/ no details needed lol apart from the address
given neighbours house numbers for reports .
I wanted a report for an industrial property…I don't know where to research industrial property.
You can get very similar data without filling a form at https://www.realestate.com.au/property . If you have an account, I think it does give you some additional data.
This comment will probably get lost in the noise, but check out http://house.ksou.cn - looks dodgy I know, but all the info you need is there
Doesn’t load for me
Does this differ greatly from On the House (http://www.onthehouse.com.au/real_estate) estimates? obversely its a free estimate site.
Interested what the comparison was and if there was a big difference?? anyone used both?
Strange…
My loan broker send me the same report (RP data) last week and the estimate price for the property is 50K more than the NAB report? not sure why the estimate drop 50K in 1 week… lol
There were 2 more sold transactions happened in my street from sept-Dec 16 which was on Realestate, but the RP data doesn't has that two transactions since Aug-16
but the RP data doesn't has that two transactions since Aug-16
Does the NAB report have the 2 transactions from sep-dec16?
There were 2 more sold transactions happened in my street from sept-Dec 16 which was on Realestate
One guess is realestate.com.au relies on the auction results provided by the real-estate agent, but RP data waits for settlement info from LPI. Sometimes there's an extended settlement, so relying on LPI data will be slower.
Another thought is that the 'free' reports from NAB use delayed data. The retail product offering from RP data (propertyvalue.com.au) costs $400/year. The license agreement might only allow the banks to give out the delayed data report for free via email, but you can get the latest copy from the broker/lender/etc.
Last time I checked, reports from RP Data were not allowed to be cached…. but maybe that's changed.
Both NAB & loan broker are the same RP data but doesn't shows the transaction from sep-dec 16. only Realestate does.
Also the unit below us was sold in auction mid-16 but never come up in realestate & RP data.. not sure why. I was thinking the purchaser requested not to list auction price?
I was thinking the purchaser requested not to list auction price?
Lol - that's a pointless request, after bidding at an open outcry auction…
Does RP Data have vacancy rates for industrial property?
Awesome mate….Needed this at this time.
Question here: Assume a property report says the house is worth is 700k. Is this value the bank considers or will it also look at the range.
The ways the auctions are taking place in VIC, the price is always going to be near the higher value of the range.
good
stay away from NAB - they started closing accounts and blocking transactions.. thanks to their 'fraud squad'
Maybe don't fraud so much?
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