by daisy | Feb 9, 2018 | Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Home Loans, Investment, Lifestyle, Newsletter, Property Market, Refinancing
Pam Mulready’s 12-month interest-free renovation loan became an expensive choice when work on her inner-Melbourne home took more than 30 months to complete, quadrupling the original construction price and triggering year’s of legal hassle for compensation....
by daisy | Jan 19, 2018 | Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Home Loans, Investment, Lifestyle, Newsletter, Property Market, Refinancing
Newsletter January 2018 How long does it take to buy a home? While most people make the decision and then rush to www.realestate.com.au, buying a home can take 30 days or six months, depending on a number of factors. Getting a Loan Organised Filling out forms or...
by daisy | Dec 20, 2017 | Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Home Loans, Investment, Lifestyle, Newsletter, Property Market, Refinancing
5 Reasons to Buy a New Home at Christmas It is common for many people to think now we are so close to the end of the year that nothing worthwhile will come up for sale, so I need not bother looking until February for that new home or investment property. HOWEVER,...
by daisy | Nov 14, 2017 | Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Home Loans, Investment, Lifestyle, Newsletter, Property Market, Refinancing
Newsletter November 2017 While Christmas is fast upon us, there is plenty of time to make sure you don’t spend too much by doing some thorough planning before you rush out to spend. Each Australian is planning to spend over $600...
by daisy | Nov 7, 2017 | Newsletter, Uncategorized
Newsletter CASE STUDY: First Home Buyers share their stories on their recent purchases Case Study 1: Dave & Jo (26 & 25 years old) recently purchased their first home in Queensland about 26kms north of Brisbane How did you find out about Louise and her...
by daisy | Sep 22, 2017 | Financial Planning, First Home Buyer, Home Loans, Investment, Lifestyle, Newsletter, Property Market, Refinancing
Newsletter September 2017 Back in March – APRA – The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, the Government authority responsible for all banking regulations, insisted that lenders restrict interest only loans to a maximum of 30 per cent of new residential...