It’s finally some good news for those Australians living abroad as Aussie lenders start to ease some restrictions upon them.
Positive changes to the way income is assessed as well as some easing in the Loan to Value …
The number of property investors in Australia has been growing throughout the past two decades as more and more people choose to create a better financial future for themselves.
With this growth in property investmen…
Australia is a country of eight States and Territories, which each have their own, sometimes unique, laws. The laws around real estate differ substantially across these regions, and there can be quite a few difference…
So you are looking around considering refinancing your home or investment loan and all of sudden your see an offer for $2,000 cashback to refinance – Wow, that’s great, let’s take it…
But then you see another offer f…
After a gruelling race with high stakes and a fair amount of nervousness, the finish line is in sight – settlement day.
You’ve bought a new home or investment – or you’ve sold one – and the final hurdle is before you…
Property stakeholders often feel a little nervous about a bank valuer visiting.
Valuers show up, poke around and then send a verdict to the lender about whether the price paid, or estimate made, ‘stacks up to marke…
Gazump is an old Yiddish word meaning ‘to overcharge’, but in the Australian real estate context, it relates more to tricky opportunism on the part of property sellers.
Let’s say you’ve found the property of your dre…
Buying a home is one of life’s most significant moments.
As such, there are a number of steps you need to take before you’re handed the door keys on settlement day.
There’s a lot to consider, a fair few hoops to jum…
