Once you’ve found the home you want it’s time to take the plunge. It’s an exciting time but you don’t want to get carried away by emotion. You’ll need to be clear about what you want and what you’re prepared to pay – and you may need a lot of
Once you’ve found a home you’re interested in you’ll want to check it out carefully. It really is a case of buyer beware. You don’t want to end up with a lemon, or costs you hadn’t planned for. In this section we cover ways you can go about checking things
Once you are on the ‘home run’ things can get rather busy. There’s a lot of legal work going on, papers to sign, insurance to think about, money to find – and a “move in” plan. The legal side of things Finding a good lawyer and involving them right from
Set your property investment goals: Keep asking yourself “why are you investing”. Keeping sight of the end rewards can help you stay motivated. Understand your current situation: Get a detailed understanding of your current financial situation, the skills you may have that will help as an investor / landlord. Understand
There are various methods of contracting someone to build your home and below are some common examples. Self-managed labor-only contract You get the house designed, the plans drawn and specifications prepared. These documents must be satisfactory for council purposes and for you to manage the process. You organize the necessary
So should you fix? Should you float? Or do a bit of both? If you’re toying with this question you’re certainly not alone. Homeowners across the nation are debating what’s the best move to make. And unfortunately there’s no clear-cut right or wrong answer. The only way to get the
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