Looking to buy a property…perhaps your first home? Are you worried about making mistakes in what may be your biggest purchase ever? Consider the following 10 factors to minimise the risk of serious mistakes that can cause problems, heartache or financial loss
Buying and owning a property can be plain sailing. Sometimes however things can go painfully wrong, costing you money, problems or inconvenience. Here are some of the disasters or pitfalls to avoid…
Mortgages seem really complicated things – but they are not really. This blog simplifies the topic of mortgages by looking at some frequently asked questions about them…
If you don’t handle it right, your mortgage can kill you – metaphorically of course. It can leave you in debt, homeless and in tears. Having a mortgage reserve can be a real life saver when it comes to neutralising the dangers of a mortgage.
It is that time of the year again! Resolutions time! You know, those things you promise to do on the first of January but have forgotten about by the twenty first.
There are 101 bad property mistakes you can make as an owner occupier or investor – but here are 20 of the worst mistakes you can make…
BAD TENANT MOMENTS – Let’s be honest, there are a lot of bad landlords out there – but there are also a lot of awful tenants. Here are some of my bad tenant moments I would like to share…
Home insurance is one of those things many of us pay without giving a second look. But it is something we should look at very carefully. Through inertia, many of us are paying over the odds.
To protect the physical state and condition of your property – and ultimately its value – there are number of maintenance checks or steps you must make or take on a regular basis.
There are two main mortgage types – repayment and interest only. Most people buying a home are not doing so with an interest only mortgage – they are using a repayment mortgage instead. Why is that and are they making the right decision by doing so?
