Shared ownership in a company means owning a part of the business, not just working for it. Learn how it works in New Zealand, the risks, benefits, and real examples from local startups.
The share ownership structure lets you buy a portion of a home while paying rent on the rest. Learn how it works, staircasing rules, mortgage requirements, and what happens if you want to sell or upgrade your share.
Property valuation determines your home's current market value using data, comparables, and professional analysis. It affects buying, selling, refinancing, and taxes. Learn how it works and why it matters.
Property valuation is the official process of determining a property's market value using data, inspections, and comparable sales. It affects mortgages, taxes, and legal decisions - not just selling your home.
Joint owner and co-owner sound the same, but in shared property, they mean very different things. Learn how each affects inheritance, control, and what happens when things go wrong in New Zealand.
People live in luxury apartments not just for status, but for time saved, security, smart design, and peace of mind. It’s about reclaiming control over daily life in a crowded world.
Find out the real credit score needed to buy a house in New Zealand as a first-time buyer in 2026. Learn how to improve your score fast and avoid common mistakes that cost you thousands.
The minimum credit score for an FHA loan is 500, but most lenders require 580 or higher to get the lowest 3.5% down payment. Learn what score you really need and how to improve it fast as a first-time buyer.
The 50% rule in rental property helps investors estimate operating expenses. It says half your rent will go to repairs, insurance, management, and vacancies-before mortgage payments. A simple way to avoid losing money on buy-to-let investments.
Luxury housing in 2026 is defined by thoughtful design, premium materials, and seamless functionality-not size or price. Discover what truly makes a high-end home feel luxurious.
Learn how to legally access your equity as a shared ownership homeowner - through staircasing, remortgaging, or selling your share - without breaking housing association rules.
A share of ownership in a shared ownership home is called an equity share. It lets you buy part of a property while paying rent on the rest, offering a path to homeownership without needing a full deposit.
