You probably have a shortlist of things you are looking for in your investment property search, but no matter what type of investment property you are looking for or what the purpose of your purchase is, there are three fundamental things you need to look out for.
Ever wondered about that strip of land between your property and the road, often called the nature strip or “footpath”? It might look like it’s part of your home, but is it really yours? Let’s dive into who actually owns it, what you can do with it, and your responsibilities
When it comes to managing a residential investment property, like many aspects of modern living, you have the option to pay for a professional to do the work for you, or roll up your sleeves and do-it-yourself, with property management, this is known as a private rental.
Buying a home takes a lot of time and patience. Start planning long before you start looking so that when the right property is available, you are set and ready for action.
Times are changing and you can now expect much more to happen when you list your home for sale than just a sign on the front yard and an advert in the local paper. Real Estate agents are now playing a large part in helping to market your property and bring it to the attention of as many potential buyers as possible.
Selling your home is a big step that requires careful consideration and well-executed decisions. Waiting to get a feel for it, or making things up as you go will not give you the time to research, evaluate and get the most beneficial outcomes. Make no mistake, while this is a personal and emotional journey, it is above all, a business transaction.
When your property is on the market, you’ll find loads of advice flood in from family and friends about how much it’s worth and how to sell. It’s so important to take all that helpful advice with a grain of salt.
It’s always best to get the support and advise of a financial specialist before you decide to enter a home loan. This blog which details the home loan options available to you. When you understand your options, you can find a great fit for your budget and lifestyle.
The question of whether you are ready to climb into the real estate market and make your first, (or next) property purchase really comes down to just one thing; are you able to commit to a mortgage?
If you are planning to put your home on the market in the coming months then sprucing up your outdoor areas can add real value to your home, no matter the season.
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