Protection, more important now than ever
I talk to all my clients about getting protection in place should the worst case happen and in light of recent events it seems more important now than ever!
Corona Virus and Property… What you need to know
Over the past few days I have had countless conversations with clients who are buying, about to settle and thinking about buying and the common theme is, what affect will the Corona virus have on the industry and what does this mean for me?
Three ways a Property Report can save you time and money…
When I am talking to my new, and existing clients one thing I like to spend some time on is Property reports and more importantly, how to use them when you are house hunting to save them time and money.
Which is the right home loan for you?
There are a bewildering variety of home loans available, and it can be confusing to figure out which type of home loan is the best for your circumstances. However, when you know the pros and cons of each type of loan, you can make a decision that will fit best with your financial situation.
Helping My Clients Keep Their Family Home…
When I arrived, the two brothers told me how they were living in their late mothers home, since before she passed, and now their two other siblings were looking to get their inheritance out of the property.
Unfortunately, the only way they could do this was either sell the family home (leaving the brothers with nowhere to live) or if the brothers could come up with the $116 000.00 they could pay out their siblings and stay in their home.
The 4 steps to setting a Budget that actually works
The hardest part of setting a budget is knowing what to do, how to do it and what to do once you set a budget.
If you’re paying your loan weekly or fortnightly you need to know this!
I talk to so many clients about their repayments and almost every time my clients request to repay their loan repayments either weekly and fortnightly because we all know that saves time and money off the loan right… well not always….
6 Must Know Costs to Factor In When Buying Your First Home
Everyone talks about getting their ‘deposit’ together and how much the deposit must be. Regardless whether you plan to have a 5%, 10% or 20% deposit there are 6 must know costs to factor in when buying your First Home or it could end up costing you more than you can afford.
1% Finance, how does it work
When I first took notice of the discounted interest rates offered by car yards I thought ‘there has to be a catch!’ and here’s what I found…
The First Home Buyers Program
The First Home Buyers Program is a self paced, online, course which participants can do once or as many time as they like and the best part is, it covers the whole Home Buying Journey, from working our your individual deposit required, saving your deposit to structuring your bank accounts.