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Apr 8, 2024 Are Gatton and Laidley rents lease than mortgage repayments?

Realestate.com reported on 28 February 2024 a list of suburbs in which the average mortgage repayment would be less than the Australian rental average of $550 per week. It was interesting to see in t

Apr 2, 2024 From negotiation to signing the Contract Process

You have viewed the property that you want to buy, what do you do now? You need to look at making your offer. Before you give the Agent your offer, you should speak with your Bank or Mortgage Br

Mar 24, 2024 What should I do before I search for a Property?

You are at the start of your property journey.  What should you do now? The first thing that you should do is to contact your Bank or Mortgage Broker and find out how much you can spend.  You should

Mar 17, 2024 Multiple Offer Situations

You have found the house that you want, however, it seems that everyone else wants it as well! You submit your offer to the Agent, and you are told that the Agent has other offers and the Seller has

Mar 11, 2024 The Inspection and Offer Process

So you have been searching realestate.com and you have found a property that you like.  What do you do now?

You can follow the prompts and send an email to the agent. Alternatively, you can get the agent’s phone number and give the agent a call.  A tip is that realestate.com does not put the agent’s whole p

Mar 4, 2024 The Contract process as a Seller

Congratulations you have just signed a contract. What happens now? You should always be guided by your Solicitor.  They are the ones who will guide you through this process.  They normally mail or e

Feb 26, 2024 The Contract Process as a Buyer

You should always be guided by your Solicitor. They are the ones who will guide you through this process. They normally mail or email you a big letter with some questionnaires and information. You sho

Feb 19, 2024 How stamp duty has changed since your parents bought their home?

In just one generation, you are paying 6 times more stamp duty than your parents paid when they bought their home. As reported by REIQ on 12 February 2024, research from PropTrack-361 Institute has f