How Do Property Shares Work? A Simple Guide to Shared Ownership Homes
Property shares let you own part of a home while paying rent on the rest. Learn how shared ownership works in New Zealand, costs, staircasing, and who qualifies.
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What is the NC Guarantee Grant Program for first-time home buyers?
The NC Guarantee Grant helps first-time buyers in New Zealand secure a home with just a 5% deposit by reducing lender risk. It's not cash, but a government-backed guarantee that makes loans easier to get.
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Jan
How Much Is a Business Worth with $1 Million in Sales?
A business with $1 million in sales isn't automatically worth $1 million. Its real value depends on profit, systems, customer base, and how much it relies on the owner. Learn what actually drives business value in New Zealand.
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Jan
What Is the Best Deed for a Married Couple? Shared Ownership Homes That Last
The best deed for a married couple is one that matches their financial reality. Joint tenancy offers simplicity and automatic inheritance, but tenancy in common protects unequal contributions. Get it right before you sign.
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Jan
Can I Afford a House on $40k a Year in Auckland?
Can you afford a house on $40k a year in Auckland? Yes-with the right location, grants, and discipline. Learn where to buy, how to qualify, and what to avoid as a first-time buyer.
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Jan
What Is the 50% Rule in Rental Property? A Simple Guide for NZ Landlords
The 50% rule in rental property helps landlords estimate that half their rent goes to expenses. Learn how it works in New Zealand, what costs it includes, and how to use it to avoid losing money on buy-to-let investments.
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Jan
What Is the Most Accurate Home Value Estimator in 2026?
Realestate.com.au is the most accurate free home value estimator in New Zealand for 2026, offering daily updates and local data. Zillow and Redfin lag behind due to outdated info. For official use, rely on CoreLogic or QV.
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Jan
How Does BTL Work? A Simple Guide to Buy-to-Let Property Investment
Buy-to-let property investment works by renting out a home you own. Learn how cash flow, capital growth, and smart location choices make BTL work in New Zealand in 2026.
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12
Jan
What Is Meant by Luxury Apartment? Real Features That Define High-End Living
A luxury apartment isn't just expensive - it's defined by craftsmanship, privacy, premium location, and seamless technology. Discover what truly sets high-end living apart from standard upscale housing.
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Jan
What is the NC Extra Credit Grant for First-Time Home Buyers?
The NC Extra Credit Grant helps first-time home buyers in North Carolina cover down payments and closing costs with up to $10,000 in free money. No repayment required if you live in the home for at least a year.
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Jan
Do You Pay Monthly for Timeshare? Here's What It Really Costs
Yes, you pay monthly for timeshare through annual maintenance fees split into 12 installments. These fees cover upkeep, taxes, and resort services-and they keep rising every year. Learn what you're really paying for and how to get out if you're stuck.
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What Is the Difference Between Joint Owner and Co-Owner in Shared Home Ownership?
Joint owner and co-owner are not the same in shared home ownership. Joint tenancy means automatic inheritance and equal shares, while co-ownership as tenants in common lets you control your share and leave it in your will.
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