Benefits of treating homes like cars
BRAND new cars start to lose their value the second their engines are started and property values initially work in much the same way.
BRAND new cars start to lose their value the second their engines are started and property values initially work in much the same way.
GETTING a loan from the biggest and most well-known banks may seem like the safest bet when buying a home, but there is another class of lenders worth a look.
YOU don’t have to give up your morning coffee if you want to save money. There are other ways you can save without sacrificing the little luxuries.
WANT to buy a home in the next boom suburb? Choosing a location where prices are about to grow is similar to watching ripples in water.
YOUR listing could be getting overlooked because of a common problem encountered by buyers who have been looking for a home for some time.
DOWNSIZERS, older couples and single professionals are verging into the rental market, increasing competition for homes but there is a way for tenants to stand out.
USING super has become a popular strategy to help pay for an investment property, but it works better for some buyers more than others.
A RISING number of first time property buyers have never lived in their own homes and instead choose to stay with their parents.
GYM memberships have deterred many from getting fit in the new year, but competition and more free facilities are changing how we exercise.
AUSSIES are up to $7.5 billion in the red, thanks to holiday credit card debt, which could mean big trouble for those unable to pay off the plastic in the short term.
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