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Articles with advice for homeowners who might be considering selling their property in the future.
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When I was actively selling real estate from 2007 - 2019, I worked in an area (the northern suburbs of Wellington, NZ) that was, and is, popular with first home buyers. That meant that when it came to appraisals, most of my potential vendors were first time sellers. Based on this,
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Downsizing can be a challenging process for many owners. This article shows your clients that you understand some of what they are going through, and offers helpful suggestions - particularly around keeping the end goal in mind and asking for help. Scroll down for a shortened version / social media post template
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If your kids are struggling to get on the property ladder, there are numerous ways you can help. No matter which option appeals to you, just make sure you consult with your lawyer, accountant and mortgage adviser before going ahead.
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If selling is a possibility, then choosing which parts of your home to renovate can make a massive difference to your end result. Sadly, many owners spend money on changes they don't have to, chewing up energy, time and finances in the process.
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When in doubt, always remember less is more, except if it leaves you with an empty room!
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Before you skip town, it's important to ensure the safety of your biggest asset. Take a few minutes to mitigate the risk of a break-in so you can sleep a little easier while you are away and really sink your feet into that relaxation time you so deserve.
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The content we send to our database doesn't always have to be about buying and selling houses. It can be about optimising our life, in connection with our homes. That's why agents drop just listed cards with recipes on the back. And it's also the idea behind this feature article.
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If you lead a busy life, here is the bare-minimum program that will keep your home in decent shape.
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You may be wondering: What does a 'free appraisal' actually involve? Should you get one? And what's the catch? Can a buyer order a free appraisal too?