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Look at the leaf structure, they are cocos palms, trust me I am a house washer:D http://www.treetraders.co.za/viewTreeInfo.aspx?tid=7

Try and find a local honey supplier, make sure his/her honey is sourced locally and get that into you, works a treat to desensitise you to the local pollens ect, it works for me but it doesn't help with strong westerly winds though.

They are cocos palms, try and sell them as suggested. They are easy to remove from the ground as they have a small very tight root ball.

Wash the walls down with a light solution of detergent and water, don't worry about the ceilings except maybe the kitchen. If you use gloss acrylic on the doors and windows you'll find the paint will scratch off easy and you may have problems with the windows/doors sticking during summer...

Fancy coming onto property investment forum and asking questions about property and suburbs, the hide of them.:p

most renders will wet the wall anyway prior to rendering, let the wall/render dry completely before applying waterproofing.

Don't risk it, remove the paint first using a product called "peelaway"

A damp course would/should already be installed, this is done when the brickies build the wall, it may not visible like the one in the photo as some brickies recess it back a little further so it is not visible. The damp course prevents water from rising up the brickwork and affecting the...

An advert in the rural papers may attract more attention as the house may be more suited to a hunters cabin etc.

I would not stress over it, the slab has only sunk 2 inches max as indicated by the "H" pattern,the PVC pipe is just a bodgy install job by the plumber who could not be bothered to cut it down to the correct height and is not an indication of how much the slab has sunk. The red line on the brick...

Hi Julia Do you mean "will it decay in the future" ?:p Tap the stained area with something solid and see it sounds the same as the unaffected area, could just be a stain from chemicals being in the laundry.

Depends where the journo lives I guess.

Will you have to fit new window and door architraves if you fit gyprock?

You may be right, I guess they will stop maintaining the copper lines. Not sure how this will go in bush unless they start handing out sat phones.

or they sold a public asset.

I don't think they will ever consult via BB, no insurance company would cover them. From a financial point of view I can see this fibre being a flop with not enough people taking it up, just like Australians haven't warmed to pay TV.

What business would pay to advertise on show that nobody watches?

I grew up watching Malcom Douglas, I really liked his raw "home made" style. Seems like such an unfitting end to his life.

Good bit of advice. I despise the way some people operate. I conduct my business with these ideals above, if I am running late I take the time to make a 30 second phone call and advise the customer. Basically I treat my customers the way I would expect myself and my wife to be treated, time...

I have had ceramic tiles laid over a timber floor. Be aware timber floors do flex, particularly if the house is on piers, if this is the case you'd be best of gluing and screwing down 19mm thick tongue and groove partical board sheeting before laying the tiles to prevent the tiles cracking and...