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Are you financially prepared to own a home?
Thinking of buying a home? Before approaching your bank for finance, consider these questions to determine if you’re financially prepared for homeownership.
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Press
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10 Jan 2017
Here’s why you should consider buying close to a school
Find out the valuable impact schools have on the investment potential of a property.
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Press
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10 Jan 2017
It could be time to rethink your sales strategy
If your home for sale is languishing on the market, it could be a sign that you need to shake things up in order to achieve a sale.
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Lea Jacobs
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09 Jan 2017
Renovating? This is why you need an architect
One of the best ways to improve the value of your home is to renovate it, but who should you speak to, to make sure that your building dreams don't turn into a construction nightmare?
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Press
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09 Jan 2017
Summer is the time to sell
Is summer the right time to sell your house? Estate agents certainly think so.
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Martin Hatchuel
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08 Jan 2017
To renovate or not?
Is it worth spending less on an older property in a good area, then renovating it?
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Catherine Black
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05 Jan 2017
Rental agents must earn their keep
While there are those who choose to rent out their own properties thus avoiding paying commission to an agent, there are some sound reasons why a good rental agent should be used.
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Lea Jacobs
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03 Jan 2017
Should you sell your home over the holidays?
Is the festive season the right time to put your home up for sale? Find out what the pros and cons of selling during the holidays are.
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Taryn Isaac
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19 Dec 2016
Smart ways to spend your bonus
Thirteen is an unlucky number for some - but not for those who get a year-end “thirteenth cheque”, and certainly not for those who can resist the impulse to spend this bonus all at once.
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Betterlife
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12 Dec 2016
Don’t wait for “the one” before you buy a home
If you’re young and working, you don’t have to wait until you’re in a permanent relationship before you buy your first home.
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Betterlife
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06 Dec 2016