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Property Experts You Need on Your Team
Buying a property isn’t a solo mission. Whether you’re a first home buyer, investor, or planning a refinance, surrounding yourself with the right property experts can make the process faster, smoother, and more successful—often without significant cost.
What Your Mortgage Application and Tinder Profile Have in Common (But Shouldn’t)
Your mortgage application isn’t the place for filters and flair—learn how to prep your finances so the bank says “yes,” and keep the Tinder content where it belongs.
How much does a Credit Card affect your lending?
Your credit card limit—not your balance—can reduce how much a bank will lend you for a mortgage. Here’s how to fix it and borrow more.
Getting a Divorce and a Mortgage – What You Need to Know
Dividing the spoons is one thing, but sorting your mortgage post-divorce is quite another. Whether you're buying out your ex, purchasing a new home, or simply trying to understand how separation impacts your ability to borrow, here’s what you need to know.
What Does LVR Mean?
LVR (Loan-to-Value Ratio) is one of the most important mortgage terms to understand. It tells you how much of your property is financed through lending—and can affect your approval, interest rate, and more.
The Mindset You Need to Get into Your First Home
Buying your first home can feel out of reach—but it isn’t. With the right mindset, practical tools, and a solid plan, home ownership is possible. Here's how to get ready, inside and out.
What Happens When You Buy a House in New Zealand?
Buying your first home can feel like stepping into the unknown. From pre-approval to popping the champagne on settlement day, here’s a full breakdown of what actually happens when you buy a house—minus the jargon and surprises.
Buying a House with Bitcoin – Can It Be Done in NZ?
With cryptocurrency rising in popularity, it’s natural to wonder: can you buy property in New Zealand using Bitcoin? While the idea is tempting, the reality is more complicated than it may seem.
What Is an Easement? Understanding Property Rights in New Zealand
Easements are a common and often misunderstood part of property ownership in New Zealand. Whether you're buying a brand-new townhouse or an existing home, understanding easements—what they are, how they work, and when to worry about them—can help you avoid costly surprises.