Selling a property is quite complex, which is why you need a real estate agent. As your home is most likely your biggest asset, you need to make sure that you appoint the right person.

Yes, you can get cheaper interest rates than my panel of lenders…but you get what you pay for!

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If you make a written offer on a property, you should consider having a finance clause. You should confirm with your conveyancer on how to word this clause

The family could provide a gift of money to the purchaser. If it isn’t to be treated as a repayable loan by the bank, then the family member giving the gift will need to provide a statutory declaration signed by a Justice of the Peace.

A prospective buyer makes an offer to buy a property by signing a contract of sale. The offer is accepted when the seller signs the contract. A property is sold when both buyer and seller have signed the contract of sale.

Finding a property can be a challenge, especially when you have so many different considerations to take into account. Give yourself a head start through determining your ‘must have’ features compared to those you could possibly live without.

Use this checklist to ensure you have all the necessary and helpful information required about the conveyancing of your property

LMI is a one-off, upfront insurance premium that is generally payable when you borrow more than 80% of the property value. It does not protect you as a borrower. It protects the lender in the event that you default on the loan, and they have a shortfall in funds after selling the property.

An offset account is simply a bank transaction or savings account that’s attached to your home or investment loan.

Head over heart is a major dilemma when it comes to house hunting.

Buying a home can be a very emotional process but it is also important to keep those emotions in check to make the most rational decision possible