Moving: An essential handbook for moving home in Australia - Ridden, Phil; Ridden, Kylie
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Home selling and buying are the largest financial transactions most of us make in a lifetime. But there's more than money involved. Home is where we spend most of our relaxation time - and, during a pandemic, our work time - so it's a place we need to feel comfortable and at ease. Wrong decisions can affect our financial and personal well-being.This book is designed to help anyone to buy, sell or move home, whether a house, unit or flat, with the least possible trauma. It contains information on buying and selling, building and renovating, finance and agents, as well as how to move with family…mehr

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Home selling and buying are the largest financial transactions most of us make in a lifetime. But there's more than money involved. Home is where we spend most of our relaxation time - and, during a pandemic, our work time - so it's a place we need to feel comfortable and at ease. Wrong decisions can affect our financial and personal well-being.This book is designed to help anyone to buy, sell or move home, whether a house, unit or flat, with the least possible trauma. It contains information on buying and selling, building and renovating, finance and agents, as well as how to move with family and pets.Packed with helpful information, checklists and suggestions, Moving is the book for anyone considering moving home.Phil & Kylie Ridden have bought, sold and moved home around 20 times, with their family and sundry pets, with and without the aid of professionals. They've learnt a lot along the way.
Autorenporträt
Dr Phil Ridden has been involved in education as teacher, curriculum writer and consultant, professional development consultant, deputy principal and principal, and board member of two colleges and two not-for-profit organisations. He has written numerous books, and received several leadership awards. In semi-retirement, he continues to write, consult and present. He and his wife are foster carers of infants with the Department of Communities. He regularly leads worship by invitation in several churches.