Why You Should Always Request a Certain Document When Buying into a Shared Property Even Though You're Not Required to Do So

Have you ever heard the term “caveat emptor?” This is a Latin phrase that essentially means “buyer beware” and it is something that you should always bear in mind if you’re in the market to buy some property. Many experts believe that you should be especially careful when you’re buying a unit in a shared property, as many different individuals or entities are responsible for the condition of the building and its surroundings.…

What To Know Before You Start Flipping Real Estate

Flipping real estate may sound like a great idea for an ongoing income. It may even seem like a great chance to leave your daily grind and start a fresh career on your terms. With the right knowledge it can be, but before you get started on the first house there are some things you should know. Here are a few of the key points you should know that will help you with your first few real estate flips and sales.…

Selling Your House? Here is How to Make it Stand Out in the Competitive Market

The property market is overly competitive, and there is always a multitude of houses available for sale at a time. Although there are more buyers than sellers on the market, this does not guarantee that your home will sell immediately you list it.  Any seller who is unable to make their property stand out against the competition may fail at selling house within the listing period, which is usually between three and six months.…