Selling property isn’t as daunting as it seems once you know the procedure and what you need to do – after you’ve worked out what costs are involved, here are some more guidelines to help you with your planning. Do Your Research Before you do anything, do your research. See what property is selling in.
Did you know you’re entitled to a final inspection of the property you are buying before you take possession of it? Known as a pre-settlement inspection, this inspection is your chance to check the property is in the same condition as it was presented to you when you bought it. When you are buying a.
Wouldn’t it be great if we could sell a property like we sell a piece of furniture? All you have to do with a piece of furniture is to place an advertisement, a person comes and looks at it, you negotiate a bit on the price, they give you the money and then take the.
We all love the idea of being debt free. Not having to pay for a mortgage will give us financial freedom won’t it? Instead of paying off the home-loan, that money can now be used for holidays, a new car or finally buying new carpet, right? Yes – to a degree. However, working out what.
For whatever reason, you have decided to sell your investment property, but like all good investment properties, you’ve still got tenants in there. Should you give them notice and hope you get a quick sale while the property is empty and without an income, or keep them in and hope the property is sold to.
It’s that time of year when all we want to do is wrap ourselves up in a soft blanket and snuggle up in front of a warm fire with a cup of hot chocolate! Winter is definitely upon us. You may think winter is the wrong time to sell a property. People assume buyers aren’t.
A strong property market, investor tax benefits, uncertainty in the stock market and superannuation are just some of the reasons people are currently looking to invest in real estate. If you are thinking about investing in property, think about what you want from your property investment. Are you after something to live in eventually, to.
With 30 June just around the corner, many property investors are scrabbling around, gathering those little bits of paper together and racking their brains for what they can and can’t claim for on their tax return. If you are one of these people, don’t worry, you’re not alone – last year the Sydney Morning Herald.
The secret to having a stress free move is careful planning, listing of priorities and setting realistic goals of what needs to be done by when. Many people start packing as soon as they know they are going to move, saving the most used items until last. Labelling boxes with what’s in them and which.
Apartments can offer some very attractive opportunities for investors, the first one being they are often an affordable entry point into the investment property market. However, like every property, there are some factors you should consider before putting in your offer. You want to be sure you’ll get some return on your investment with the.
