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Jul 19, 2023

Selling your home for over $750K means getting Withholding Clearance Certificate

If you're an Australian resident planning to sell your property for a market value of $750,000 or more, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with the clearance certificate requirement. This one import

Apr 14, 2023

The importance of high-quality property photos when selling your house

As potential homebuyers flick through newspapers or scroll websites of infinite properties, seize their attention with stunning, high-quality photographs of your charming home. Good-quality photos

Mar 15, 2023

Investing in property: 4 fundamentals for first timers

Investing in property can seem like a daunting task, especially if it’s your first time. It might feel reassuring to know that investment properties are generally considered one of the more stable

Feb 15, 2023

What to consider if you’re thinking of investing in rental property

If you’ve even glimpsed at the news or the current real estate market, you’ll know WA desperately needs more people to invest in rental properties. The rental housing crisis presents new opportunities

Oct 13, 2022

How to invest on behalf of your children

As a parent, there’s an almost supernatural maternal desire to nurture and protect your children as you raise them. In doing all we can for our children, we also have a deep-rooted instinct to help th

Sep 14, 2022

A step-by-step guide to managing a deceased estate.

Losing a loved one is a difficult time. Aside from the emotional stress and grief this causes, it can be even more overwhelming if you’re responsible for their organising financial affairs. If you

Feb 14, 2022

Six tips for buying property in a SMSF

In 2017, Ready to Retire conducted a study on Australian retirement. They discovered that the average Australian worker has around $200,000 less than they will need to live comfortably when they leave

Feb 14, 2022

Difference between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common

Join Tenants and Tenants in Common. You’d be forgiven for thinking these terms are interchangeable — most people do — but they’re actually very different approaches for buying property. Although both