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Housing dysfunction
There are some who are saying that there are amazing deals to be found in the current market and if you consider price only then you ma...
personal finance
First Active set to close.
It was announced yesterday that First Active is going to close operations in Ireland. This will start with 750 job losses coming into e...
Beware the Contract/Valuation trap
Our firm has seen a rise in what we describe as the Contract/Valuation trap, so we will tell you what it is and how to avoid it as well...
Approval in Principle, the flaws.
Our firm are witnessing a conundrum in the market which is causing both clients and the broker a huge amount of heartache. It is that ...
Survival of the weakest, only in Ireland.
If the State can't organise a bailout effectively then what hope have they of running a bank? A simple and yet profound question: if th...
The end of ownership
I had an interesting conversation with an Estate Agent recently who has been in the industry for over thirty years and he said that he ...
New trends in underwriting and credit
It is 2009 and one of the things we need to look at (at least from the mortgage market perspective) is the availability of credit. Many...
The bailout has arrived, Irish banks in line for Government funds.
The banking bailout has come along, as many of us always thought it would, in the form of a (potential) €10 billion Euro package. An an...
What affects your investment planning
Did you ever wonder why some people seem to be doing better in the investment arena than you? Or why certain people seem to always lose...
Rate Expectations
In the Book Great Expectations by Charles Dickens we saw Pip help out an escaped convict, one who had done some wrong, the convict late...