When was the last time you looked at how the Australian dollar is fairing on the market? May be on the rise, but according to foreign investors, it’s still pretty low. What does that mean to you and I? Everything. From lower currency exchange when travelling overseas to inflated prices on average items we buy, day to day.

So you’re thinking about buying off the plan. That’s wonderful! The anticipation of waiting to see your new home or investment property come to fruition would be part nerve-wracking and part-exciting at the the same time. But, will it be as spectacular as the artist’s impression? Will it be as spacious as you initially thought? Will the builder commit to construction till the very end?

When it comes to buying and selling property in Australia, the process seems to go on forever and can often be quite complicated. So to help understand the steps of conveyancing, we asked Chief Executive at My Place Conveyancing, David King to give us a rundown.

Are you sometimes a little rash when making big decisions? Or are you a careful planner that researches for hours, days, months before making an important move like buying a house?

Whether you’re a novice home buyer or seasoned pro, investing in property can be a perplexing time and sometimes confusing. When is the best time to buy anyway? There’s a buying trend we need to follow, right?

If you’ve made it to the pre-approval stage of the property buying process it means you’re nearing the finish line. Congrats!

If you’re thinking about purchasing a property, before you start eyeing off that penthouse suite the first thing you should think about is how much you can realistically afford to repay each month, as this will ultimately determine the amount you should borrow.

Have you ever considered how the frequency of your home loan repayments could affect how much you pay overall?

Is the Australian property market calling your name but you are unsure of your borrowing power? This guide is here to help. We’ll run you through all the major costs involved with purchasing a property, to give you a clear idea of how much you can afford to borrow and what you’ll need to budget for. Start by...

While buying a property is an exciting time, what’s not exciting is getting your head around all the home buying number crunching. Before you can even begin to think about what your loan repayment costs will be or how much stamp duty you’ll need to pay, you’ll need to save up a deposit.