As a recent graduate from University of Wollongong with a total average credit in Master of Computer Science Advance, Michael successfully developed and maintained the abilities of independent learning, effective communication, and teamwork collaboration, as well as the knowledge of computer science.

Qualifications:

Abbey College Sydney, NSW, Australia 2014

Advanced Diploma of Translating

University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia 2011- 2013

Master of Computer Science Advanced

Majors: Software Engineering & Project Management, and Information Security

Graduated with total average Credit

Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin, China 2005- 2009

Bachelor of Software Engineering

Graduated with total average Distinction

Australia Day Volunteer 2013, Wollongong Jan 26 2013

Putty farm has 22000 ducks, ideal for quarantine use, and alsothere is no other duck licence available in NSW.

The property has 4 dams, and 20 mega liter bore licence.

The boundary runs through the centre of the Macdonald River, is reasonably flat, and has a homestead on it.

Part of this deal includes a 5 acres property at Bringelly,  this property is zoned future industrial, close to the airport, very great investment.

Monique Napper is a licensed Real Estate Professional, her in depth knowledge, creativity, executive marketing, architecture & interior design background and also NIDA presentation and writing skills differentiate her from the rest.

Monique is uniquely placed to keep up with regional trends from Sydney, Wollongong and also with international market places.

Monique has gained a solid reputation for approaching each client with confidentiality and tailors services to meet clients individual requirements. Her 12 year career consists of clients from national and international business corporations, developers, media and sporting identities, many professionals, individuals and families.

Clients selecting to market their properties with Monique benefit from her professionalism and 100% commitment to showcase their properties to their highest potential.

Definition: Urgent Repairs are serious problems affecting safety or security of the property, or failure of any essential service or appliance. Items that are classified under a urgent repair are as follows:

• Burst Hot Water Service
• Blocked or broken toilet system
• A serious roof leak
• A gas leak
• A dangerous electrical fault
• Flooding or serious flood damage
• Serious storm or fire damage
• A failure or breakdown of any essential service appliance
• Any fault or damage in the premises that makes the premises unsafe or insecure
• Serious fault in lift or staircase in the rented premises.

Successful selling relies on unparalleled market knowledge, negotiating skill and a lot of hard work.

Wollongong is a dynamic market and as with all residential property markets it’s an ever shifting environment. Buyer sentiment, supply and demand, economic swings and foreign investment are just a few of the many variables that impact this market.

That’s why you need to work with an agency like Leigh Stewart Property. With over 25 years of success, there’s nothing we either don’t know already or can’t find out and we have long track record of negotiating sales.

How you sell is just as crucial as what you are selling. We research carefully and discuss with you in detail the best method for your property.

We’re independent, not part of a franchise. This means for you that the agent you work with is committed 100% to your property and your success.

Getting the very best price for your property is our number one priority. Equal to that are the values we uphold of integrity and reliability. We find that clients enjoy working with us because we’re genuine, down to earth people.

First Impressions Are Lasting

It should be evident that the gardens and lawns are well presented. Toys, sporting equipment and garden tools should be stored away to enhance the appearance of your backyard and garden.
 

A Tidy Home Ensures An Open For Inspection Is ‘Welcoming’

Your home should be kept neat and tidy during the period of inspections.
 

Repairs Can Make A Big Difference

Make sure that all minor repairs are completed. Sticking doors and windows, faulty plumbing, peeling paint or faulty flywire may affect your sale price.
 

Let The Sun Shine In

It is imperative to let plenty of light into your home. On a dull day it is advisable to switch lights on prior to the arrival of prospective purchasers.
 

Make Them Comfortable

A warm, comfortably heated home on cold days adds a feeling of cosiness. On a hot day don’t forget to turn on the air conditioning or fan (or simply let the breeze flow through).
 

Three Is A Crowd

Avoid having too many people present during inspections. Our agents are familiar with and understand the buyer requirements and can therefore better emphasise the features of your home in line with buyer needs and priorities.
 

Music In The Air And Pets Underfoot

As a general rule, it is advisable to turn off the radio and television during an inspection. If you have pets, it is advisable to keep them out of the house. Let the our agent and potential buyer talk, free of disturbances.
 

You will be in good hands when having your property managed by the leighstewart property team.

Safe hands. Experienced hands.

With a group of people who care and go out of their way to deliver for you.

As one of the largest inner-city residential property managers, we have had over 20 years of successful experience to provide you with “security” delivered by a team of the best managers in the business.

Why do business with Leigh Stewart OAM

25 years of success at all levels. “There is very little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big difference”. Leigh’s work ethic is based on making a difference, an ethic that was instilled in him from an early age.

Born in Wollongong in 1969, son of local businessman and community leader Dave, and Radio personality Jan. From the age of 4, Leigh worked in his father’s 4 toy shops commencing a lifelong career in sales and dealing with people’s needs. Starting his working life in financial planning at age 19 also at that age Leigh was elected to the board of directors of The Illawarra Leagues Club – The youngest Leagues Club Director in NSW history. Leigh soon moved into retail working for National retail chain Chandlers. He soon became one of the country’s most successful sales agents. In his final year of retail Leigh personally sold an amazing 1.6 million dollars of appliances, the leading salesperson in Australia for Chandlers.

Over the next 20 years, Leigh became one of the state’s leading real estate agents, auctioneers and trainers – Leigh balances his love for Real Estate with his passion for fundraising and making a difference to his community. He also has a very strong relationship with his three children Annalise, Daniel and Matthew. Something he is very proud of.

Leigh was named the Illawarra Real Estate Sales Person of the year for two consecutive years, 1998 and 1999. In 2001, Leigh was elected Chairperson of The Illawarra Real Estate Institute, a position he held for some 9 years. In 2005 Leigh was awarded the NSW Real Estate industry’s highest honour The John Greig Medal for services to the industry and community. A keen property investor at all levels, giving him a remarkable sense of all facets of the property market.

An elite real estate salesperson for 15 years from 1994 to 2009. In 2007 in a tough market Leigh personally sold over 33 million dollars of Illawarra property including 5 suburb records. Also selling an amazing 13 from 13 on site auctions. Property sales ranging from $330,000 to $3.3 million dollars. Firmly grounded no matter who the client is or where the property was, a true agent of the people.

On Australia Day 2011 at 41 years old Leigh was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for his services to the community.

Over the past 20 years, he has been involved with countless community groups and organizations, personally raising over $5m for those in need. In 1999 Leigh instigated the Bandage Bear Benefit Nights which raise money for cancer research at Westmead Children’s Hospital and his own charity Kids Fund (Illawarra Children with Severe Disabilities) which he co-founded in 2000. Proceeds from the nights have exceeded $3m over 14 years. Kids Fund alone has distributed over $1m worth of equipment to over 400 Illawarra families.

Leigh was instrumental in the development and opening of the Fairy Meadow Community Bank. He also served as Chairperson and Shareholder of the Wollongong Hawks Basketball team. In 2009 he was a major driver in forming Southern Children’s Care – and advisory group who worked towards the overall health and wellbeing of Children in the Illawarra and Shoalhaven areas. A lifetime highlight was in 2012 announcing the search for a community funded internationally recognised Professor of Paediatrics to work in the Illawarra and Shoalhaven areas. This position will directly change the children’s healthcare landscape in those regions.

In 2009 also Leigh formed an annual Cricket fundraiser “Stumping Serious Diseases” – lead by UOW Ambassador Adam Gilchrist and involving other leading cricketers and personality’s worldwide raising money for medical research. During this period he formed a partnership with The University of Wollongong and the highly respected Bradman Foundation.

In 2013, for Leigh’s long term efforts within his community he was honored by having his photo on the front cover of the Illawarra White and Yellow Pages phone book.

Leigh has created friendships with some this country’s highest profile and most respected identities such as Adam Gilchrist and Dr Charlie Teo. Recently Leigh received a career highlight by this countries most trusted individual, “Leigh I have been attending these type of events almost weekly for 15 years and you are the best ever’ Dr Charlie Teo. Leigh was MC and Auctioneer at a fundraising dinner for Dr Teo’s Cure for Life Foundation.

In 2014 Leigh has moved back into the day to day real estate and auctioneering providing over 20 years’ experience to vendors and purchasers of property in the Illawarra. Born and bred in Balgownie and Fairy Meadow, Leigh comes from one of the original Illawarra families. Stewart Street Wollongong was named after Leigh’s great grandfather. Leigh’s Father, Dave, was and is his inspiration.

What provides business longevity in an industry that can be volatile in a world that seems to be changing at an ever increasing pace?

For Leigh Stewart Property our 20 years of success has always been based on our values of integrity and reliability. These values transfer into key actions:

• treat people as you would expect to be treated yourself
• work hard to deliver results for our vendors
• always strive for excellence

We have an offices in both Wollongong and Sydney, as well as direct Asian connections. This gives us a unique understanding of the Asian culture and access into the the Asian market place which is indeed of great benefit to all.

Leigh Stewart Property is a boutique business with a fierce drive to succeed. For our clients this means we have the capacity to cover all aspects of the real estate market place while remaining small enough to provide quick response and flexibility in our dealings.