There is no law that states a buyer or seller of a property must acquire a building or pest inspection, however buyers would be wise to have these checks completed by a reputable building/pest inspector before purchasing a property. The cost of a building and pest inspection is small when you consider the amount of money you’re investing in your
If you’re renting a property there will come a time when your landlord (or their agent) will conduct an inspection. In some cases, this inspection will take place on a yearly basis, other times it may be on short notice. As a tenant, you must receive a minimum of 24 hours written notice that an inspection is to take place,
Recent speculation on possible negative gearing policy changes has left everyone wondering how it will affect them and what it will mean for the housing market and the economy. The national real estate body, the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) along with state-based REIs, including the REIV has launched a campaign calling for the retention of negative gearing. A change in policy could
As an adult, moving house can be very stressful not to mention downright exhausting. First there’s the excitement of the purchase, then comes the anticipation of taking ownership of your new home, and before you know it you’re donating unwanted goods, madly packing boxes and cleaning, cleaning, cleaning. But where are the children in all this? How will they cope
If you’re getting ready to sell but can’t afford a new kitchen, there are plenty of face lift options for those on a budget. If you’re a DIY expert you’ll save even more money by doing the work yourself. (Electrical and structural changes should be done by a professional). Kitchen cabinets If your kitchen cabinets are still in good nick
Visiting the eastern suburbs from the comfort of your own home has never been easier. You can now explore Balwyn, Blackburn, Box Hill, Burwood, Camberwell, Forest Hill, Nunawading, Glen Iris, Mitcham, Ringwood, Surrey Hill, Mont Albert and Vermont with just a few clicks of your mouse. Once you’ve decided to move house, where to live next becomes an all-important decision. For some, the choice will be easy and a home in the same suburb is non-negotiable. Others
February is already upon us and it’s no surprise that most people start to lose track of the goals they set over the New Year period. Those goals usually centre on health and money and typically most people are keen to change or improve both of these. While your health should be your number one priority, money is an area
Packing for a move can be stressful. It’s easy to think you haven’t accumulated many things until you get out the boxes and packing tape. Don’t let the excitement of moving to a new home be overshadowed by a last minute disorganised rush to pack. Start early Start going through your belongings as soon as you know you’re moving. Run
Last minute panic before open house? Here’s 5 final checks to do around your home and garden so you can be certain it’s in tip top shape when potential buyers arrive. Closets and drawers People may open your closets and drawers to see how much space they offer so make sure members of your household haven’t hurriedly stored items in
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