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In the middle of a working session with a client recently, we were reminded of a timeless discussion that we’ve been having with doctors for nearly 20 years; a discussion that always begins with the question: When it comes to my practice property, should I rent or buy the rooms?…
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In the previous parts, we discussed what lenders are looking for when they weigh up loan approvals and what funding you need to get your foot in the proverbial door.…
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There was much commentary, debate and outrage last year over Bernard Salt’s commentary that millennial’s might be able to afford to buy a home if they ate less $22 avocado toast, and the topic has recently resurfaced again in the press.…
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In the first part of this series, we talked about how lenders structure their appetite for loans and some of the most common roadblocks to entry for first-time buyers.…
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I read an article a while ago about a customer service story at Sainsbury’s supermarket in the UK. Chris, the customer care agent, had responded to a letter from a 3½-year-old named Lily about a loaf of Tiger Bread that costs £0.73 (A$1.20).…