Australia’s most sought after cities for renters
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If you’re a landlord, a renter, or you’re thinking of investing in residential property, knowing the vacancy rates in your city can be an invaluable asset. So which cities are in highest demand, and where do renters have the upper hand? Across the country, 2.2% of all available rental properties were untenanted in May 2017, […]
A guide to expat living in Australia
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Australia is one of the most desirable expat locations, with people moving here from all over the world. They’re drawn to the multiculturalism, the naturally beautiful landscapes and the friendly and easy-going locals. The environment in Australia has long been recognised as a great one to live, work and raise a family, but making the […]
Winter blues: where are Australia’s healthiest suburbs?
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As the cold weather sets in and those dreaded colds and flus abound, we all want to keep ourselves and our families in good health. And the fact is, the address where you rest your head on your pillow each night could be making you sick. The suburb you live in can have a major […]
Design trends over the decades
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Do you step into your home after work each day and simultaneously step into the ’60s? Lucky you. Or do you step into a decade you don’t think has ever existed and probably should never exist, if your inner-interior designer has anything to say about it. Well, here is a quick run down of the […]
Saving habits can help you cut the cost of home utilities
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While maximizing the savings is good, but it should not in any way make your life miserable. Agree? After all, there is no point saving stuff when you are not able to make full out of your life. And this is why perhaps, most of the ideas that aim to save money sound miserable and […]
What is a property covenant?
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A property covenant is complicated but its definition doesn’t need to be. In essence, a property covenant can guide or restrain how you build or alter your property. Simple, right? But see if you can read the following without pulling your hair out. Its purpose is to limit or guide the development of land and […]
Winter auctions: how to get the upper hand when buying
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Traditionally, spring and summer are the charmed seasons for property sales. With an abundance of natural light and gardens in bloom to sway potential buyers, and warm days drawing large crowds to auctions, the warmer months are favoured by many sellers and agents. However, it’s possible for a savvy buyer to score a great property […]
Colour match: how to pick complementary colours
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A touch of colour instantly brightens a room – transforming it from dark and dreary to light and refreshing. But adding the right complementary colours is easier said than done! With so many options to choose from, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Does blue go with green and is it really a crime for pink and orange […]
Space-saving solutions
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It’s probably pointing out the obvious, but a busy home creates a busy mind. If you want to limit your stress, then you may want to first think outside the box to find some cheap space-saving solutions. When you can’t go sideways, go up Whether you live in an inner-city apartment or a large rural […]
5 risks of buying off the plan
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There are measurable benefits to buying off the plan. The most well-known benefits being the savings you can make on stamp duty exemptions. However, the extent of concessions you can apply for depends on the type of building you are investing in. These options include a single-lot freestanding property, a multi-lot low rise (up to […]
Feng shui your new home on moving day
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Moving house is a stressful time, but it is also a time for new beginnings. If you want your house to stay zen, it is important to start in the right way. Give your new home the best possible beginning by bringing feng shui into your moving process. Here’s how. Moving day It is said […]
Traps that could ruin a home loan application
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A home loan application is almost like asking someone to trust you with a small fortune. A bank or lender will want you to cross every “t” and dot every “i” when applying; an even the smallest mistake could end up costing you more than you bargained for. So what are the most common traps […]
Selling your property yourself
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Selling your property yourself can save you significant costs otherwise associated with agent fees. However, this is a much-debated topic within the industry. Some believe the money you save in these fees you end up losing in the eventual sale. Couple this with the added stress of how involved you need to be in the process. […]
Are you a smart downsizer?
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Are you assessing your requirements logically? Just like a smart investor, a smart downsizer is someone who can make decisions with a cool head. Downsizing provides you with an opportunity to free up capital to finance your retirement and future health requirements. As such, it is integral not to let your emotions dictate your decision-making […]
5 hazardous spills in the home and how to deal with them
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In the movies, poorly contained chemicals are often the catalyst for adventure. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Joker in Tim Burton’s Batman, the Hulk. All of them are the result of a chemical accident or chemical-related mishap. Though, in reality, chemical and hazardous spills are less fun. They’re more likely to give you a nasty […]
Flipping houses: what are the costs?
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The costs of flipping houses? Well, nothing. In fact, you should be making money from the adventure, not lose money. But that’s only if you listen to the following quality advice, of course. Question number 1 is: are you a flipper or a keeper? Flipping houses is for those who have the time and resources […]
Breathtaking Capital Gains Tax exemptions for property investors
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Okay, perhaps ‘breathtaking’ is a little much. But when it comes to getting people excited about capital gains tax exemptions, desperate times call for desperate and misleading adjectives. Now, the bad news: selling your investment property (or properties) and avoiding paying more tax than you need to be paying can be mind-numbingly complicated. The good […]
Renovating with an architect vs draftsperson
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First, a quick history lesson. No! Don’t leave! If you want to renovate or build in the future, you will want to know this stuff. Many people don’t really know the difference between an architect and a draftsperson/building designer. Because of this they end up either spending way too much on a simple renovation or […]
How to be a good tenant
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You’ve made it inside the house and the ink is dry on your lease contract. The couch looks fantastic in that spot and, actually, IKEA isn’t that bad, hey? But do you think you’re going to be a good tenant? What even is a good tenant and why try to be one? Well, summing it […]
Measuring up your new home
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One of the more enjoyable aspects of moving house is figuring out what will go where. However, knowing whether that sofa will work in that corner all relies on you measuring your home and playing around with ideas. If you are moving with kids in tow, this can be one activity that they can be […]
If and when to upsize
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Before you continue, what are the actual costs of moving home and upsizing? Check out our post on moving on up and use it with this article to gauge whether those costs will make the difference between if and when to upsize. Deciding when to upsize: the financial considerations 1. Your budget. You probably already […]
Home safety for your tenants
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A landlord is required to provide a level of home safety and security for their tenants. This comes with the expectation that they will in turn pay rent on time and keep landlords informed of any urgent repairs to their investment. Each state and territory in Australia has differing legislation regarding both a tenant and landlord’s responsibilities […]
Making the switch to L.E.D lighting: everything you should know
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The phase out of incandescent lighting is almost complete. Compact fluorescents (CFLs) still remain but are becoming less popular because of their flaws and low energy efficiency. That leaves the more sustainable alternative – the LED bulb. Its efficacy is almost 4 times that of an incandescent and halogen equivalent. The cons of buying the […]
Moving hacks
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It has finally arrived: moving day! It’s all very exciting and fun until you think about the mammoth task ahead that is shifting all the countless boxes and bags of your possessions from one location to another. Moving house can be a stressful time, but with careful planning and organisation, you can help to reduce […]
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