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 […]
Property investment checklist
Advice
Ready to become a landlord? Whether this is your first property purchase or you already own a property and are looking to build upon this, why not go over your property investment checklist to make sure you are completely prepared for the decision. Property type What sort of property are you interested in? Whether you […]
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 […]
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 […]
4 interior design ideas that define innovation
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Interior design has changed considerably over the years as new technologies have prompted spectacular design solutions, ideas and improvements. The following four design and decor innovations have raised the bar for interior design. Smoke & Mirrors Most of us think that mirrors are just there, in the home, to show us our reflections. But switched-on interior […]
Renovations: What you can DIY and what’s best left to the pros
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There’s no denying it: renovating can be a costly exercise. From materials to labour, the expenses can add up quickly and without a strict budget in action, projects can easily amount to much more than you had bargained for. With this in mind, it’s natural to wonder if you could just as easily saddle the […]
Tax depreciation schedule
Advice
One of the most underestimated tools available for investors, especially those of new properties, is a tax depreciation schedule. It is also one of the easiest ways for an investor to make the most of the money they invest in property and to make the most of concessions available to investors within the tax system. […]
5 risks of buying off the plan
Advice
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 […]
Renovating with an architect vs draftsperson
Advice
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 […]
First steps for first time renters
Advice
Moving out of the nest? Spreading those wings and soaring away to your first sharehouse? While it’s perfectly fine to eat pizza on a rug on the floor on your first night in your new home, there are a few things for you and your other fellow first time renters to sort out so that […]
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 […]
Flipping houses: what are the costs?
Advice
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 […]
Christmas hacks for your home
Advice
‘Tis the season to get festive! With Christmas fast approaching, it’s time to put up the Christmas tree, hang the fairy lights and get into the spirit of the holidays. But decorating your home doesn’t have to be expensive. With a bit of creativity and these Christmas hacks, you can enjoy the festive spirit at […]
Moving back in with your parents: a survival guide
Advice
For so many of us, moving out of the family home is a long-awaited achievement, one that you don’t imagine ever returning from. The freedom and the independence taste sweet after years of being under mum and dad’s roof – why would you ever want to even imagine moving back in with your parents? Sometimes, life […]
Investing on a low income
Advice
Investing on a low income. Impossible, yes? No? Maybe? No! Never say never. There are people out there earning far beyond the average yearly wage but are up to their ears in debt and have no savings to lean on. Why? They can’t save. If you want to invest on a long income you need […]
Saving habits can help you cut the cost of home utilities
Advice
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 […]
The downsizing delusion: is it enough?
Advice
The decision to downsize is not an easy one to make. Whether it’s from kids leaving the nest, looking to move closer to the city, or wanting to free up some wealth to support your retirement, shifting from a large to a small house comes with many changes. But how can you know if it’s […]
How to market your home using technology
Advice
If technology is anything other than innovative, engaging, and intelligent, it’s that it is forgiving. Nothing epitomizes this more than cameras (and cameras in phones) that have stabilizing technology. You could be juggling three puppies in your left hand and taking a picture of your home with your right hand and your common smartphone will still […]
Starting a share house with friends
Advice
Every man, woman and monkey who hasn’t been living under a rock knows how hard it is to get into the real estate market today. The entire generation of baby boomers are collectively breathing a sigh of relief that they aren’t starting out in the game. Sydney’s ratio of dwelling prices to household income in […]
Investment advice: what to look out for
Advice
Why get investment advice? Because you’d be mad not to! Are you a financial planner/adviser? Did you grow up in a household of financial advisers? If not, then it’s probably worth seeking some advice. A financial adviser can help you with just one aspect or the entirety of your financial life (such as insurance, real estate advice, […]
Tips for residential odour control
Advice
Residential odour may not be something we talk about in polite company, but they happen to all of us and getting rid of them isn’t always as simple as lighting a scented candle. There is a huge number of things that can cause bad smells in your home, and some of them are more difficult to […]
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