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Tips when you’re in a multi-offer
When a property is listed for sale using the By Negotiation or fixed price method, there is a specific procedure we follow when multiple buyers express interest in making an offer. While it may not be as transparent as an auction, the multi-offer process is designed...
Low property listings: what does it mean for buyers and sellers?
According to the latest data, property listings across the country experienced a significant decline last month, reaching the lowest level for the month of March in 16 years. The most recent report from realestate.co.nz, reveals that the number of properties available...
What does the latest OCR increase mean for homeowners?
During the Covid-19 pandemic, interest rates plunged to record lows of 2%, while we saw the Reserve Bank lower the OCR to help alleviate some pain felt by homeowners and businesses while they struggled to service their mortgages. This certainly had a knock-on effect...
Spruce up for Spring
Spring has sprung! Spring is a time of renewal and growth and with the warmer weather here, if you're thinking of sprucing up your home or garden, I have some tips to get you started. Tip 1: Clean up and clear out They don’t call it a “spring clean” for nothing. ...
Fixer Upper or Money Pit?
If you’re looking to buy a fixer upper for your next home or as an investment it pays to take caution. What may look like an easy profit may turn into a huge money pit. Here are some considerations when making your home buying decision. When buying a fixer upper,...
What You Need to Know About Your Duty to Disclose
When you sell a home, your real estate agent will let you know that you have a duty to disclose. If you’re selling your home without the assistance of an agent, then you still have to disclose certain issues. Failing to disclose these issues can lead to a lawsuit and...