Moving to Darwin: What you need to know
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When you’re contemplating a relocation, whether it’s for work, family or just to shake things up, it’s important to familiarise yourself with your potential new home. If you’re thinking about a move up to the Top End of Australia, here’s what you’ll need to know before you head towards one of the warmest regions of […]
The 2017 Federal Budget and what it means for property
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With the recent delivery of Treasurer Scott Morrison’s 2017–2018 federal budget, many Australian homeowners, first homebuyers and property investors are wondering what it will mean for them and their properties. We’ve broken it down so you know what’s what. The new budget focuses on policies that aim to improve housing affordability, by addressing issues that […]
Buying property in Brisbane
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With its vibrant culture and affordable property market, Brisbane is fast becoming the city of choice with homebuyers. Whether you’re looking to invest or thinking of relocating to the sunshine state, there’s much you need to know about buying property in Brisbane before you dive in: The five-day cooling off period Homes purchased in Queensland […]
Moving to Hobart: what you need to know
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Keen to live in a centuries-old home that was constructed by convicts? For history buffs, there’s much to explore and enjoy in Hobart – including the potential to live in a home haunted by ancestral builders! Hobart is Australia’s second-oldest capital city, and yet it’s often the most overlooked. Tucked away on the island of […]
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 […]
The first steps to investing using your current house
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Just bought your first home? Congratulations, you have made it inside the club. The line was ridiculous and that bouncer…rude. But forget that, you are a homeowner and from here on in it’s champagne and – wait. What is that second door with another bouncer in front of it? It has its own line! There seems […]
What millennials want from a landlord
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Do you own, or are you looking to buy, an investment property? If you answered yes, there’s a very good chance you’ll be renting to a millennial (those born between the 1980s and 2000s), as experts believe this age group is likely to be renting for longer than ever. While previous generations typically rented for […]
Buying: when is the right time?
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Do you mean, when is the right time to buy, for you? Or do you mean, when is the right time to buy, for everyone? The fact is, these questions get different answers. First thing’s first: what is your personal situation? Are you in a position to buy? If so, is there a time of […]
Conveyancing terms explained
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For first time buyers, all the legal mumbo jumbo may seem a little overwhelming. That’s why it’s best to turn to the professionals like solicitors and conveyancers but even the professionals use terminology that you might not have heard before. That’s where we come in. Here are a few conveyancing terms explained to help you […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
How to spot the perfect family home
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Anyone who says being a parent is easy may just be plain evil, but it can be made easier. Your family home can either work with you, or against you. For instance: while you struggle to carry the groceries from the car up the garage steps, your child has scaled their way to the top of your […]
How to secure your first home loan
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Owning a house is for many the ‘Great Australian Dream’, and with property prices on the rise and demand surging, it can seem like just that – a dream. Difficult though it may seem, investing in the property market isn’t impossible. The first step to owning your very own home is securing your first home […]
Low maintenance houseplants
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Spring has come and gone, and nature and greenery is flourishing everywhere. But you can still bring Spring right into your home. Fresh houseplants and flowers bring life and joy – and even help to improve the quality of the air! Many of us are fortunate enough to enjoy expansive gardens, but some do not […]
Are you prepared for a fire at home?
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Most people think they know how to deal with a fire at home, but the truth is: you’re probably not as prepared as you think you are. In the heat of the moment (pun intended), you may not react in the best way. Did you know that putting water on an oil or grease fire […]
Managing multiple properties in your portfolio
Advice
Have you ever played Monopoly? The nervous excitement as you make your first sweep of the board; the taunts you tolerate from the other players when you purchase the first two streets; the smile on your face as they all start to land on those first two streets that you have now placed hotels on; the […]
Home makeovers which don’t require landlord permission
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Be warned, this is not a guide to cheating your landlord. No. Yet, as real estate markets continue to soar past expectations and as more and more people turn to renting properties as a long term option, it is worth asking one question. Why just tolerate your home because you think it is just a […]
Choosing the perfect tenant
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What even is the ‘perfect’ tenant? Maybe a mix of Mary Poppins, Mrs Doubtfire and the cast of Downton Abbey. But without those guys filling out a rental application form for your property, it takes a bit of know-how to find the best fit. Do it yourself vs. through a property manager Do you have […]
Why home renovations go over time and over budget
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It’s a pretty common problem. When you tell people that you’re planning some home renovations, they’ll often tell you to double your time frame and triple your budget. But do you really need to expect everything to go over time and budget? Or is it reasonable to expect everything to go according to plan? Well, […]
Moving house: what to keep and what to toss
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Many tips on sorting through your belongings before moving house tend to sound like Seymour Skinner’s advice to Bart on licking envelopes. If it isn’t seeing how many envelopes you can lick in an hour, it’s taking on the mind numbing 12-12-12 challenge (find 12 items to throw away, 12 items to donate, 12 items to keep!) […]
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 […]
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