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Sep 27, 2018
Heritage Houses in Brisbane: 1940 to 1960's
Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article w
Sep 27, 2018
Heritage Houses in Brisbane: 1920 to 1930's
Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article w
Sep 27, 2018
Heritage Houses in Brisbane: 1890 to 1910's
Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article,
Sep 27, 2018
Heritage Houses in Brisbane: 1870 to 1880's
Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article w
Sep 21, 2018
Selling a Property: Tax-smart Tips for your Investment
The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on buying property and ownin
Sep 21, 2018
Owning Property: Tax-smart Tips for your Investment
The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on buying property and selli
Sep 21, 2018
Buying Property: Tax-smart Tips for your Investment
The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on owning property and selli
Sep 21, 2018
Five Common Mistakes Property Investors Make Come Tax Time
If you are a property investor, you might be prone to making a mistake while lodging for your tax return. Here are five common property investor pitfalls you should aim to avoid. 1. Not reporting