In an effort to jumpstart the economy, the federal government is getting ready to loosen some of the limits placed on COVID-19 lockdowns. Real estate sectors are getting ready to resume normal operations. The Northern Territory and New South Wales were the first to abolish limitations on open inspections and on-site auctions, and real estate …
The concept of decreasing the amount of space used by one’s living quarters has recently emerged as a popular topic in the realm of finance, and there is a sound rationale behind this trend. The decision to sell your large home and move into a smaller one can have a positive impact on your finances …
The traditional Australian ideal consisted of a home surrounded by a white picket fence. Is it now a two-story mansion with a swimming pool that’s thirty meters long and security cameras? It may be required at times to upgrade to a larger space. It is possible for it to become an organic component of increasing …
Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Should you sell or rent your home – that is the big question many homeowners are asking themselves. Whether it’s for work or personal reasons, there may come a moment in your life when you have to (or choose to) move and must …
You still have a chance to start a real estate investment portfolio even if you don’t have a lot of money. If you are clever about it and keep a few essential things in mind throughout the process, having little money need not be an impassable obstacle to property investment. You most likely believe that …
The majority of Australians find superannuation to be a very straightforward concept. You and/or your employer make regular contributions to an industry superannuation fund of your choice, and those contributions are then invested on your behalf – typically into shares – in the hopes that by the time you reach retirement age, your superannuation balance …
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Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents One of the fees that people dislike the most is the stamp duty on real estate acquisitions. Due to its inflated price that has nothing to do with the actual cost of “stamping” a property transfer and a payment tax scale that …
Rental Vacancy Rates Sore Nation Wide as One in Six Australians Change Living Arrangements due to COVID 19. Because of the widespread coronavirus epidemic, almost one in six people in Australia have made adjustments to their living situations. A small percentage of Australians are selling their homes outright, moving back in with their parents, delaying …
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How much can you expect to spend when selling your home? The majority of us are aware that there are charges associated with selling a house. The amount of money that is required to sell a house is something that we don’t always keep in mind. While certain expenses are unavoidable, others can be avoided …
What are the upfront and ongoing costs of buying a property? You have spent most of your free time on Saturdays since Christmas dashing from one home inspection to the next at a breakneck speed, braving the throng in the hopes that the next inspection will be for the home of your dreams. You do …
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