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Protecting your pocket and sanity when buying a home
How to make sure you are protected when buying a property.
Property Advice
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Hollard
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09 May 2016
8 Practical home buying tips
Buying a home can be a little daunting. Follow these money and stress saving tips to ensure that your experience is one of joy and not remorse.
Property Advice
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Hollard
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04 May 2016
Why sellers should avoid bad debt
Buyers are often told that they need a clean credit record in order to qualify for a bond, but financial fitness is important for sellers too.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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04 May 2016
Sectional title levies: cheaper is not always better
Basing a buying decision on the affordability of monthly levies is not good practice. What you are really looking for is a well-run, well-versed body corporate that knows how to balance a budget.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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04 May 2016
Reduce your bond faster with lump-sum deposits
Paying a little extra off your home loan every month can dramatically reduce the term of the loan and can also result in big savings on interest.
Property Advice
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Betterlife
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26 Apr 2016
Tips on investing in your own property
These are the key elements that you should consider when deciding on investing in property for the first time.
Property Advice
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RE/MAX
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25 Apr 2016
What type of landlord do you want to be?
The income you can earn from a rental property depends greatly on the type of property you choose to invest in.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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20 Apr 2016
Sectional title alterations
Alterations made without proper approvals to sectional title units can make it difficult, for all homeowners in the complex, to sell.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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13 Apr 2016
The ins and outs of instalment sales
While it is not always recommended, an instalment sale can in some instances be a useful option for completing a property transaction.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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13 Apr 2016
Dealing with tenants and utilities
One of the more contentious issues in tenancies is the paying of utilities, which includes water, refuse, sewerage and electricity. Here's what you need to know.
Property Advice
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RE/MAX
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12 Apr 2016