Tax law in Australia is inherently complex. As an ever-evolving beast, a change in one area of tax law has implications across many other areas, especially regarding people's finances and investing. Negative gearing is one of these areas, and it's been a hot topic in recent years. Deciding whe...
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An essential factor in maintaining a profitable investment property portfolio is engaging a good property manager. While it might be tempting to manage everything yourself, a property manager not only knows the ins and outs of the market, but they have systems and proce...
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Ensuring your property listing looks attractive to prospective tenants is a vital part of leasing your property quickly. While it may seem like an extra expense, having your property staged is a great way to help prospective tenants feel at home as soon as they look at ...
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Who pays for water usage can be confusing for both property owners and tenants. For a landlord ...
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Being a landlord for the first time can be a daunting experience. As well as needing to know the legislation inside out, there is a myriad of issues that can arise. Read on to see the top top pitfalls t...
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A well managed tenancy is more likely to be renewed, therefore if your current property manager is not exceeding your expectations, now is the time to change. o...
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Where to start? What to ask? We've put together some top questions to ask your property manager. , sans-serif; font-size: 15px; white-space: pre-wrap;...
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A buyer's agent is a licensed real estate professional who specialise in searching, negotiating and purchasing property. They represent the buyers interests in a property transaction. <sp...
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Your residential property manager can pay bills on your behalf from your rental income. Ensure ...
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If you have a fully furnished property sitting empty for periods of time during the year, holiday renta...
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