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9 Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Construction Loan
Thinking about building your dream home in New Zealand? Construction loans can be a great way to finance a new build—but they come with their own challenges. Learn how to avoid the most common mistakes and navigate the process with confidence.

Should You Buy a New Build or Existing Property for Investment? A Landlord’s Guide
Deciding between a new build or existing property as your next investment can significantly affect your returns, tenant appeal, and maintenance costs. Here’s how to weigh up the pros and cons of each option and make the right choice for your investment goals.

New Build vs Existing Home: Which Should You Buy?
Torn between building new or buying existing? This guide compares the financial, practical, and strategic pros and cons of each option for both first home buyers and investors.

Calculating The Interest On Your Progress-Payment Construction
Building with a progress-payment contract? Unlike turn-key builds, you’ll pay interest as the project progresses. This article breaks down how to estimate total interest costs, account for construction delays, and determine whether you can borrow to cover these expenses.