A property caveat is a legal notice or warning that is lodged with the relevant government authority to inform interested parties, particularly potential buyers and creditors, that there is a legal interest or claim on a specific property. It is a common legal mechanism used in real estate transactions to protect the interests of individuals or organizations who have a stake in a property, even if they...
Setting a New Year's resolution for buying a property is a great goal that requires careful planning and commitment. Here are some specific and actionable resolutions you might consider: 1. Define Your Property Goals: Clearly articulate your reasons for buying a property. Whether it's for investment, homeownership, or another purpose, having a clear goal will guide your decisions. 2. Create a...
Five rooms needed in your new home. Here is a short list of the most desirable and most useful rooms that will make your home more functional and inviting. We all have to select the rooms in our home within our budget, but here are some of the best features a home can have. 1. Walk-in-robe In every new home, you can't go past not having a walk-in-robe. This creates so much more space in the...
Child friendly home tips designed for the whole family. This market insight offers five very helpful ideas that can make your home a safer place when parenting a younger family. When it buying a new home, its important to visualise how it will suit your lifestyle. Will it be function, spacious and of course affordable. If you’ve got younger children, or are planning to have a family, making your...
Bank valuations vs Market valuations. In majority of cases, people looking to purchase a property to invest or occupy will acquire it with the help of borrowing funds. If this is the case, the loan application process will require a bank valuation in the lead up of offering you an unconditional loan approval. Many people receive a variety of market valuations in advance to obtaining a loan approval, but...
"Timing the market" and "time in the market" are two different investment strategies, each with its own approach and philosophy. 1. Timing the market: Timing the market refers to the strategy of buying and selling assets (such as stocks or cryptocurrencies) based on predictions of future price movements. Investors following this strategy try to buy when prices are low and sell when prices are high to...
What is evaporative cooling? With the fluctuating weather patterns in Australia, particularly Melbourne, keeping your home cool during the summer season isn't always easy. Climate control within your home has significantly evolved over the last decade and they can also look aesthetically pleasing within the home. In this market insight we discuss more about evaporative cooling and its associated...
Advantages of buying in a new land estate. It is super exciting buying your new home, no matter if it's to occupy with your family or rent out. In this market insight, we help share some of the great advantages of buying in a new land estate. 1. Control and flexibility When buying a house and land package you have some control and flexibility to design a floor plan that is modern and functional. Having...
Moving to a new suburb can be an exciting but challenging experience. It's essential to prepare and gather information to make the transition smoother. Here are some things to know and consider when moving to a new suburb: Research the Suburb: Learn about the suburb's demographics, crime rates, and safety. Investigate the local economy, job opportunities, and the cost of living....
Tips when buying vacant land. Here we discuss what to consider when purchasing a block to build on. Buying land is a very exciting time, regardless if its to build a home to occupy or invest, let's explore the topic of buying vacant land. Understanding the legal obligation When buying vacant land you should have the contract reviewed by a solicitor to ensure the content is...