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CibbuanoDramatic Stairways!
January 29th 2009 06:04
While you might find stairways rather boring, a well-designed set can actually change the look of your interior, and make people feel more welcome
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Dividing real estate in a divorce can tear a home apart - literally
October 16th 2008 23:07
A divorce is always a painful event to go through, and there's often conflict over the real estate.
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Extreme Makeover house up for foreclosure
July 30th 2008 11:07
It's the home from ABC's "Extreme Makeover", turning a home that was falling apart into this fancy mansion. The family borrowed money against the volunteer project, never paid it back, then put the house into foreclosure.
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Curved bookshelves to fit curved walls
June 12th 2008 04:37
These curved bookshelves are the sexy answer to your sexy dilemma. While I'd say you'd be happier making these shelves, if you're all thumbs and $100 dollar bills, you might as well get these architects to come into your place and do you right. Expect a savage beating though, because style like this doesn't come cheap
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Why is IKEA so cheap?
April 21st 2008 07:19
If you're looking for real estate in Sydney, you're either so rich that you're going to buy whatever the hell furniture you want, as long as it's chic - or the new mortgage is going to break your finances, so you're planning to stay frugal on the furnishings
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A Low Impact Woodland Home
September 24th 2007 02:44
This page got quite a bit of attention on the Internet when it was linked to on Reddit and Digg. Simon Dale built a Hobbit-Hole in Wales, made out of materials from the forest, and you've never seen anything this comfortable.
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The Australian Heritage Places Inventory
March 23rd 2007 00:26
The Australian Heritage Places Inventory contains summary information about places listed in State, Territory and Commonwealth Heritage Registers.The Inventory contains summary information about places listed in all State, Territory and Commonwealth heritage registers. So searching the Inventory is like searching many heritage lists at once. The search results provide links to each specific Register.
The specific heritage lists that are included in the Australian Heritage Places Inventory are;
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The specific heritage lists that are included in the Australian Heritage Places Inventory are;
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Posted By: Ruth - Category: Home Improvements
Heritage Listing
March 9th 2007 00:30
Hear the words "heritage listing" and it can send shivers down the spine's of property purchasers and developers. Every Friday for the next few weeks I'll discuss different aspects of heritage listed property and address some of the more common questions related to those people who are either looking to invest in a heritage listed property or presently own a heritage listed property.
Heritage listed properties are idenitfied distinctly from regular properties. There are a number of local, State and Commonwealth heritage laws that may affect heritage listed property which are not relevant to non-heritage listed property. On a federal level, the Commonwealth of Australia Parliament passed heritage legislation in September 2003 which identifies, conserves and protects places of national heritage significance. These include the Environment and Heritage Legislation Amendment Act (No 1) 2003 (Cth), Australian Heritage Council Act 2003 (Cth) and the Australian Heritage Council (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2003. Where appropriate, the relevant local or state legislation will apply to a heritage listed property.
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Heritage listed properties are idenitfied distinctly from regular properties. There are a number of local, State and Commonwealth heritage laws that may affect heritage listed property which are not relevant to non-heritage listed property. On a federal level, the Commonwealth of Australia Parliament passed heritage legislation in September 2003 which identifies, conserves and protects places of national heritage significance. These include the Environment and Heritage Legislation Amendment Act (No 1) 2003 (Cth), Australian Heritage Council Act 2003 (Cth) and the Australian Heritage Council (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2003. Where appropriate, the relevant local or state legislation will apply to a heritage listed property.
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Posted By: Ruth - Category: Home Improvements
Rent
March 2nd 2007 00:49
Rent is the main charge that tenants have to pay on a regular basis. The level of rent and the method of rent payment should be agreed upon before the tenancy begins. Both should be written into the tenancy agreement in the spaces provided. Rent payments are GST free. The method of rent payment cannot be changed during the agreement period unless the tenant agrees.
Here's a quick guide to paying your rent and a good need to know cover of the methods of payment.
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Here's a quick guide to paying your rent and a good need to know cover of the methods of payment.
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Rental Bonds
February 23rd 2007 00:07
A rental bond is an amount of money paid by a tenant as a form of security for the landlord against any future breaches of the tenancy agreement. Charging a rental bond is not mandatory however, the maximum rental bond that can be asked for is:
* 4 weeks rent, for unfurnished premises, or
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* 4 weeks rent, for unfurnished premises, or
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Posted By: Ruth - Category: Home Improvements
Sub Letting your Rented Place
February 16th 2007 00:01
Sub-letting is where you enter into a residential tenancy agreement and later give another person the right to occupy all or part of the rented premises, but you keep the tenancy in your own name. You would be known as the head-tenant and the person you sub-let to is called the sub-tenant. The sub-tenant’s name is not on the original agreement, but they should enter into a further residential tenancy agreement with you. Sub-letting often occurs in share housing where there is a high turn-over of tenants.
Before you can sub-let the premises you must have the written permission of the landlord/owner of the property. A landlord can refuse permission for you to sub-let, even without reasonable grounds.
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Before you can sub-let the premises you must have the written permission of the landlord/owner of the property. A landlord can refuse permission for you to sub-let, even without reasonable grounds.
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