As a retiree, there’s a million things to think about before sell your home. Where do you start and what boxes do you need to tick? First and foremost, retirees should obtain financial advice to establish a proper understanding of how any pension entitlements might be affected by the sale of their home, especially if
At First National Coast & Country, our property managers don’t just collect the rent and manage maintenance requests from our rental customers. We are always looking for ways to strengthen relations with our tenants while adding value to the service we provide for our many landlords throughout the region. With the new financial year underway,
Spring 2023 promises a vibrant blend of old and new styling trends for homes, offering opportunities for personalisation and sustainability. Whether you’re looking to revamp your space or prepare it for sale, here’s a concise guide to what’s hot this spring. Vintage Maximalism: Spring 2023 heralds the ‘granny chic’ trend, a blend of modern and
Property – 37 Parker Crescent, Berry Welcome to Spring! Traditionally, Spring is one of the busiest seasons in real estate for sellers, with buyers often setting themselves a deadline to settle and move in by December. Our team have been working hard to offer guidance through this period of adjustment in the market, whilst maintaining
Water damage is a serious threat to both residential and commercial properties. Burst pipes, flooding, and appliance malfunctions can cause extensive damage and jeopardise the safety of a building. Delayed action can lead to mould growth, material deterioration, and health hazards for the occupants. To protect your investment and ensure a safe environment, it is
Buying your first home is a big dream for many people, but it can also be a daunting task. The saving of a deposit is your first major obstacle, but there are a number of things you can do to turbo charge your savings and make your dream a reality. Here are our top 10
With interest rates remaining at an all-time high, the cost-of-living peaking, and considerable spikes in property price growth in most major Australian cities, simply getting a foot on the property ladder is challenging for our younger generations – and an investment property seems like a pipe dream. While being a lifelong renter or hopping on
Loyalty to your bank or mortgage lender could be costing you tens of thousands of dollars over time, which has led to calls for homeowners suffering cost-of-living pressures to seek better deals as home loan interest rates continue climbing. And, if you don’t think there’s a price for apathy, the total extra cost of Australians
Buying a home is a big financial decision, and there are a number of government schemes and programs available to help first home buyers make the leap. However, with so many different options available, it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s where First National Real Estate’s First Home Buyer Financial Assistance Guide
Boosting your home’s value doesn’t necessarily require an extensive renovation budget. Here are the top 5 strategies homeowners can use to enhance their property’s appeal. Update the Kitchen: As the heart of a home, modernizing your kitchen can significantly increase your home’s worth. Simple upgrades like new countertops or energy-efficient appliances can make a big