Category Owner Advice
Only a small percentage of buyers can afford to pay cash for their homes, with the majority having to rely on home loans that can cost them up to 30% of their
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How to avoid overspending on home renovations
Category Owner Advice
First-time buyers used to move on to their second homes within five to six years, but now it is taking them up to 12 years to do so – and one reason is a
Creating curb appeal is your job
Category Owner Advice
Many home sellers are motivated to appoint estate agents because they know that the agency will carry the costs of advertising and marketing their property.
Steer clear of these hazards to keep your home
Category Owner Advice
When times are tough and consumer budgets are under pressure we hear a lot about mortgage defaults and home repossessions, but failing to pay your home loan
How to Ice Your Power Bills
Category Owner Advice
One of the best ways of keeping your monthly bills down is to cut power usage in your home starting with geysers and stoves, of course, but also including oth
Owner Advice: Don't be too Hasty to Add on
Category Owner Advice
As interest rates rise and it becomes more difficult to qualify for new home loans, it is usual for an increasing number of owners to decide that they would rat
Work with Your Neighbours and Boost Home Values
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Homebuyers are naturally attracted to areas where the overall impression is one of caring about clean pavements and parks, neat gardens and well-maintained ho
Five Good Reasons to Preserve Your Home Equity
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With interest rates on an upward trend, homeowners are once more being encouraged by all and sundry to use the equity they have in their homes to pay off or r
When Is It Right to Go down the Property Ladder
Category Owner Advice
We usually think of people moving up the property ladder for their first small flat to a townhouse and then to a family home. And with the growing trend towar
Don't Fix Your Rate - Reduce Your Balance
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The prospect of further interest rate increases this year and early next year has sent many borrowers running to their banks in pursuit of fixed interest rates
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