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Do you have a Family Trust, or are you thinking of formating one? Changes are coming…

Getting prepared is the key for first home buyers.

WOOOOOHOOOOO!!!

Not the most professional way to start a blog post I know, but I feel like we’re friends now. Besides, I don’t know how else to express the relief and excitement of having our (basically) unconditional offer accepted. You know what that means? We are just a stack of paper and a few dozen signatures away from being homeowners!

First Home Buyer Blog – Episode 9 For those who have lost count, we have made 5 (unsuccessful) offers on properties and were just about at our wits end.

Amanda Clinton-Gohdes ‘First Home Buyer Guide’ Blog 8 continues. Did we win the multi-offer and get the house?? No, no we did’nt.

We might have dodged a bullet with our last almost-purchase, but it was still a bit heart breaking.

Got accepted! Those of you who have been avid followers will recall that we put in an offer on a house, conditional on a builders report, LIM and finance and it got accepted!

Episode 5 – ‘A first home buyers guide’ by Amanda Clinton-Gohdes A few weeks into our search we found a house we love! It has the 3 bedrooms we wanted, the cute 1950s character we like, and it’s in a great location.

Stars dying without wills? It’s a notion that’s difficult to grasp, particularly when musicians’ estates often continue to generate significant revenue after their deaths.

We’ll find ‘the one’ soon. Wise advisers have been telling me that we’ll find ‘the one’ soon, that you’ll walk in and go “yep, this is it.

The simple answer is YES. Your Trust deed is a living document and it should be regularly reviewed and updated to reflect your current situation.

House hunting! Now that we’ve got the finance fundamentals out of the way, it’s time to get stuck into the fun part – house hunting!