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The Victorian Government has signalled significant reforms that would require vendors to publish their reserve price at least seven days before an auction. In this week's episode, Jarrod McCabe and Jordan Telfer explain why this rule – while well-intentioned – clashes with the commercial reality of auction campaigns, and why a published reserve rarely provides the price certainty buyers crave. In this episode Jarrod and Jordan discuss: • The campaign conflict: Why locking in a reserve before the critical penultimate Saturday leaves vendors pricing their assets with incomplete data • The transparency risk: How early disclosure creates a target for pre-auction offers and opaque 'highest and best' scenarios • The ‘Certainty’ Fallacy: Why knowing the reserve price offers little protection against competitive emotional bidding on the day • A better solution: The case for vendor-funded building inspections to reduce buyer costs without distorting the auction mechanism. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 2:01 Overview of proposed changes 2:49 Disclosing the reserve 7 day prior to auction 4:15 You can't control auctions' 5:07 Statement of Information 6:27 Vendors reserve disclosure process 12:32 Complications with the marketing campaign 15:01 The buyer's perspective - building inspections 18:15 Offers under new legislation 19:26 Buyers' worst case scenario - 'highest and best' 22:53 Agents will find work-arounds 23:57 Problems with multiple parties setting reserve 24:47 Wrap up. We enjoy providing you with free insights into the Melbourne property market and property investment more broadly. Thank you for listening. If you like what you hear, subscribe, like, rate or follow us and tell your friends and family. Investing in property makes sense. Investing in the right property takes knowledge. To learn more visit www.wakelin.com.au (https://www.wakelin.com.au) | Instagram ( / wakelinpropertyadvisory ) | Facebook ( / wakelinpropertyadvisory ) | LinkedIn ( / wakelin-property-advisory ) | YouTube ( / @wakelinpropertyadvisory ) | Email (mailto:[email protected])