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The level of stress associated with selling a home is similar to that of a divorce or really bad breakup - and worse than the anxiety associated with planning
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Seller advice: Tips for keeping your home show-ready
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Once your home has been listed for sale, you won't want to turn down any buyer requests to view it, even though they usually want to come in the early evenings
How to avoid overspending on home renovations
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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
Seller advice: The pros and cons of show-days
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Given the excellent quality of photos and videos of homes for sale that can be displayed online these days, there are many agents who believe that traditional
Creating curb appeal is your job
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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.
Seller advice: Check on buyer cash reserves
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Property sellers should make it a condition of awarding a mandate that their agent will fully pre-qualify any potential buyer - and not just to see if they
Top trend: Ageing-in-place opens new doors for home sellers
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Smart home-management and security systems are also popular choices, as are energy and cost-saving measures, with the overall message being that ‘ease of living
Home owners: Big savings from small changes
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Confidence may be rising but consumers are still in for a tough time this year, with water and electricity tariffs on the rise, municipal rates going up
10 top home features to highlight when selling
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One positive consequence of the financial crash in 2008 was the rise in consumerism, especially in the property market, where buyers have steadily become more
Seller advice: Target likely buyers by highlighting specific features
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One positive consequence of the financial crash in 2008 was the rise in consumerism, especially in the property market, where buyers have steadily become more
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