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Buying a home: Should you follow your head or your heart?
You’re buying a home, not dating it, so it’s important that logic rather than emotion influences your decision.
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Lea Jacobs
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29 Mar 2018
The secret to making money from house flipping
Buying neglected old homes, renovating them and selling them for a profit can be lucrative, but certain rules need to followed to prevent your flip from becoming a flop.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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27 Mar 2018
When should a landlord start the eviction process?
The relationship between a landlord and tenant is a business one, and should be treated as such. When a tenant is in breach of contract, it is best to start the eviction process as soon as possible.
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Press
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27 Mar 2018
Beware the agent who hijacks listings
Imagine putting your home on the market for a specific sum and then discovering that another agent is marketing your property without your permission, and is doing so at a much lower price.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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26 Mar 2018
Financing your home using Islamic banking
Diminishing Musharaka is an alternative way for a business or individual to buy property, and it is open to anyone to make use of.
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Press
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23 Mar 2018
Do your homework before buying a holiday home
Dreaming of buying a second home? Remove the rose tinted spectacles and do some serious homework before signing on the dotted line.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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22 Mar 2018
How to find the perfect roommate
Finding a roommate to share costs is tempting to many, but it is important to ask the right questions before agreeing to share your space with a relative stranger.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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22 Mar 2018
Why rental property inspections are important
Landlords and tenants often disagree on who is liable for repairs or damages to a rental property. The best way to avoid conflict is to have a thorough inspection report done.
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Press
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20 Mar 2018
Why the loan-to-value ratio is important when buying property
LTV refers to the ratio between the loan amount and the value of a property. A higher deposit will result in a lower LTV and increase your chances of your application being successful.
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BetterBond
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20 Mar 2018
Household insurance: Tips on taking a home inventory
Having insurance for your household contents is vital, and homeowners should take a comprehensive inventory of their possessions and keep track of the total value.
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Press
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16 Mar 2018