Myles Clark

Myles Clark Always wanting to share some lessons I've learned to help those that may need it.

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15/09/2026

Mandating Vendor Building Reports in Victoria - With the current condition of our industry, it will not serve the homebuyers unfortunately, not saying its impossible, there is a lot of work required to get our industry adequately trained and regulated before this could even be considered.

I dont believe the ACT model is that great. The ACT is basically a massive suburb, also majority of the vendor reports are conducted by a small number of large businesses. If we were to simply push ACT model into VIC we are going from a 7,700 houses to 187,000 houses being tested with this model that is flawed. If this is done wrong, it will destroy an industry.

The ACT would make up 3.9% of the VIC property market. We cannot simply copy their flawed systems.

What are your thoughts?

06/09/2026

Happy Monday 😊 Quick update on that time machine would be great.

Get after it this week 💪

04/09/2026

Friday arvos... we know how they turn out.
Be careful out there lads and ladets ###

29/08/2026

At the farm 😂 Wyt you gunna do with that tilly. Lol

28/08/2026

Just a daily message needed for home owners, home buyers, home sellers, people that bloody own the asset. Please go look after you things, its important.

These are some ideas of what you can do to help better maintain your property.

18/08/2026

REIV Contract Confusion Needs Sorting

This whole REIV contract of sale situation has caused a lot of confusion for home buyers, conveyancers and building inspectors here in Victoria.

The wording has created real issues, especially for good quality pre-purchase building inspectors who have been doing the right thing by buyers for years.

The frustrating part is that the people actually working in the pre-purchase inspection industry were not properly consulted before these changes started impacting the space.

So now buyers are getting told they need specific inspectors with specific registrations, conveyancers are trying to protect their clients, and good inspectors are being left to deal with the fallout.

The path forward needs to be clearer.

In my opinion, we need a proper training pathway, proper industry recognition, and a better system that protects home buyers without throwing competent inspectors under the bus.

That is what we are working towards.

If you are a home buyer and you are confused about who to use for your building inspection, hit me up. I’m always happy to point people in the right direction where I can.

Hoo bloody roo.

17/08/2026

Spidey Senses Were Tingling

If you’re walking through an open home, don’t just look at the kitchen, the furniture and whether the place feels nice. Look down. Look around wet areas. Check the timber flooring, skirting boards and the walls next to bathrooms, laundries and showers.

Discolouration in flooring, swelling in MDF skirting boards, bubbling, staining or anything that looks a bit off can be a sign there has been water damage at some point.

It doesn’t always mean there is an active leak, but it is definitely worth looking closer and getting checked properly.

Do yourself a favour at your next open home.

Take a torch, have a proper squeeze, and look for the little clues most people walk straight past.

Hoo bloody roo.

12/08/2026

DAY 59 - 75 Hard... Support The Good Inspectors

Today is a big day For the Victorian Association of Home Inspectors and for the homebuyers and the inspectors we represent. 

Earlier this year we started the Victorian Association of Home Inspectors, and the goal has been pretty simple from the start. Bring together competent, ethical pre-purchase building inspectors who actually care about helping home buyers make better informed decisions.

Our industry is still unregulated, and that creates real problems. You’ve got good operators doing thorough inspections, charging properly for their time and carrying the responsibility that comes with helping someone make one of the biggest decisions of their life. Then you’ve got underqualified operators charging peanuts, pumping out poor reports, and leaving buyers exposed.

That needs to change.

I’ve made it my mission to help improve this broken part of the property industry. Not because I think I’m the best inspector out there, because I’m not. There are some seriously good operators in this space who know far more than me. But I do care enough to step up, have a crack, and try to push things in the right direction.

As part of the association, I’ve proposed a proper training pathway for pre-purchase building inspectors. Something that helps lift standards, supports inspectors, and gives home buyers a better chance of getting advice from people who actually know what they’re doing.

Today we’re consulting with the Victorian State Government on policy that could shape where this industry goes next.

My ask is simple.

Support the good inspectors. Support the people trying to lift the standard. Support the ones who are ethically bound to their clients and want to see this industry become better than it currently is.

The status quo is not good enough.

Hoo bloody roo.

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