Home insurance

Problems to look out for when buying a new home

by advancedhomenow
April 3, 2013June 5, 2014

Buying a new home can be an exciting time in any person’s life. However, it is important that potential and repeat homebuyers be aware of the problems that can arise when purchasing an older house and land packages perth. When people buy older homes, they often have to replace old products that have worn out or repair damage that has occurred over the years. Some of these home renovation projects can be much more costly than others. If you are in the market to buy a new home, review these seven potential problems that can make you go way over budget on your new home. Read More »Problems to look out for when buying a new home

Home security advances

by advancedhomenow
July 7, 2010March 28, 2011

home security advances

It is important for homeowners to consider installing a proper security systems equipment, especially if they value the peace of mind and safety which can come from it. After all, everyone always says a crime would never happen to them, right? But then it does happen, and suddenly your life is turned upside-down. Anyone’s home can be broken into and robbed of their belongings, and homeowners stand to lose everything that is of value to them. Therefore, going about enhancing your home security is definitely a step into the right direction.

Mortgage life insurance

by advancedhomenow
June 25, 2009March 28, 2011

mortgage life insurance

In the current economic times, homeowners may want to consider looking into mortgage life insurance to protect their mortgage and hence protect their family in times of financial crisis. Purchasing a home is a major expense that requires a significant and long term financial commitment. When you initially apply for a mortgage, you are approved for loan funding based on your financial status at the time of application. Most people do not expect that their financial situations will get worse over time, but in some cases that is exactly what happens. After all, how long could one continue to pay their mortgage in the event of a disability or a job loss?