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Lenders Mortgage Insurance Explained: What It Costs and How to Avoid It Lenders Mortgage Insurance, commonly referred to as LMI, is one of the most misunderstood costs in the property purchasing process.
September 9th -
How Your Borrowing Capacity is Calculated and What You Can Do to Increase It Understanding how lenders calculate borrowing capacity is one of the most important steps a property buyer can take.
August 26th -
Understanding Pre-Approval: How to Strengthen Your Position Before Making an Offer In a competitive property market, few things matter more than being prepared before you make an offer.
August 12th -
Inflation Continues to Cool as August Rate Hold Looks Increasingly Likely Quick one on yesterday's inflation data and what it means for the next RBA call: • Headline CPI fell to 3.8% year on year in June, down...
July 30th -
The Fight Against Mould What is Mould?
October 3rd -
How to Make a Lasting First Impression on Homebuyers Professional Property Stylists take great pride in decorating properties by carefully selecting furniture, artwork, and other decorative...
June 5th -
Current Real Estate Trends and Predictions 2024-2025 Examining Sydney's property markets reveals a tumultuous journey in recent years, culminating in a stabilization by 2024.
June 4th -
Air Conditioning in NSW Rental Properties In Australia, there's no legal obligation for landlords to provide air conditioning in rental properties.
November 30th -
Avoid Water Damage from Burst Flexi Hoses Flexi plumbing hoses are rubber pipes surrounded by braided lengths of stainless steels.
November 6th -
Adding a new tenant to an existing lease in NSW Key Points: Landlords have the authority to decline adding someone to a lease under certain circumstances.
November 1st -
Proposed Residential Tenancies Amendment (Rental Fairness) Bill 2023 The New South Wales Government has introduced the Residential Tenancies Amendment (Rental Fairness) Bill 2023, reflecting its commitment to...
May 18th -
How To Declutter Your Home When selling a home the property should be the lead act and the contents, the supporting act.
June 15th