We bought our first house in 2013. It was a small 1930s property in the suburbs of London, financed with 90% debt and 10% equity — the standard home-buying structure in the UK at the time. I was never particularly comfortable with credit, perhaps because of my background or simply due to a naturally cautious […]
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My first encounter with bricks and mortar came, as for most people, from my childhood. But the notion of what a house or an apartment means was not the same as for many people in developed countries. This is because most of my childhood and pre-teen years were spent in what is now the former
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Women and real estate. Such and important topic! I am starting this blog for several reasons. Some are personal and some are professional. Among the personal ones is the hope to improve the position of women in the real estate industry. This desire stems from personal experience and the conviction that better gender balance and