For a Kaitaia sale, start by comparing Sharron Matich for her long, dated local real-estate history and Perry Hanara for his digital-business and campaign-reporting background. Sean Stratton is a useful first contact for an office-wide appraisal and team-fit conversation; Channy Curel adds Far North business and community experience. A good first meeting should connect the agent’s experience with your particular home. Kaitaia properties vary in age, land, alterations, access and location. Ask how these features affect the likely buyer audience and which completed sales genuinely support the appraisal. An agent’s familiarity with the town is useful; it does not replace records for your address.
Sean Stratton is the office’s Managing Director and Licensee Agent. His public biography records banking and iwi-sector experience, a partnership in the business from April 2019 and full ownership from April 2023. He can be a starting contact when you need to discuss the office’s approach and who should lead a property conversation.
Sharron Matich‘s biography records a long Kaitaia real-estate career with specific career milestones. Read it alongside her current listings and sold work, then ask how that history translates into the advice and communication your sale needs.
Perry Hanara‘s public profile describes a 15-year Kaitaia connection, digital-business experience and community involvement. His campaign and buyer-reporting approach is relevant when you want to discuss presentation, promotion and how responses will be explained. Channy Curel‘s Far North business and community background offers another person-specific starting point for a service and campaign discussion.
These are introductions, not a ranking or exclusive town allocation. Compare the complete team and ask about relevant recent work, availability and the person who will carry out each part of the campaign.
Ask for the dates and locations of comparable sales, the significant differences from your home and the range supported by those differences. A current listing’s asking price is not a completed result. Discuss whether preparation is essential, optional or unlikely to justify its cost, and what documents should be assembled before buyers ask for them.
For the address, check title, consent history, council records, services and any relevant Northland Regional Council hazard material with your advisers. A Kaitaia label does not establish flood exposure or insurance terms. Our Kaitaia property and flood-information guides help you frame questions without deciding the answers for your property.
Discuss the sale method, campaign costs, written authority, viewing access, buyer follow-up and reporting. Ask how enquiries, inspections, written offers and changes in buyer response will be distinguished. For an occupied rental, include the property manager and lawyer before committing to access or vacant possession.
Read Sean, Sharron, Perry and Channy’s full biographies and current work, or explore the complete team. Request a property appraisal through our existing appraisal page. If you need rental assistance, use Rental Appraisal or call 09 408 2900 to discuss property management.