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Rent or Sell?
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Which Tenancy When Buying With a Partner?
By: Nelson Stewart | 10/09/2008 | Real Estate
If you can meet all those requirements and are still wondering which one, here is a biggie: you cannot bequeath your share in the property to anyone - it automatically goes to the other owner.

Time to Follow the Sun....
By: Nelson Stewart | 09/09/2008 | Real Estate
Yes, for many lucky retirees the cooler evenings and the darker mornings herald that switch-over point in their life; they are off to their other world with their other familiar friends as they leave for their annual winter escape.

Planning Ahead for a Kitchen Renovation
By: Nelson Stewart | 11/08/2008 | Kitchens
You will also need to draw up a plan of menu's that can be easily prepared, brought in or heated up. Having to eat out should be avoided as it will involve some clean-up or clothes changing that will waste too much time.

Is Community Living Returning?
By: Nelson Stewart | 08/08/2008 | Real Estate
Smaller homes and community living is not new in one echelon of society - the idea of community living has been pioneered by seniors and others who flee to the sun for the winter - the snowbirds.

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Make Your Real Estate Pictures Perfect
By: Nelson Stewart | 20/06/2008 | Real Estate
Too often I see pictures of rooms with dark windows. They are like depressing caves to me, and the light of the camera flash reflecting in them is no solace. Further, many people are interested in seeing the yard or other exterior features of a home. If the photographs are taken in daylight, any feature of the home, inside and out, can be on display.

Six Reasons for Retirees to Consider an Upscale Adult Mobile Home Community
By: Nelson Stewart | 08/05/2008 | Real Estate
If you're retiring and wanting to downsize your living arrangement, a mobile home park may not be on your list of areas to check out. Mobile home parks sometimes conjure up images of dirty streets and cluttered yards - not anywhere a person who is house- and community-proud would want to live. However, mobile home parks are changing