Our finance partner, Mint360finance, look at 3 things that a new landlord must know. Buying your first investment property is exciting, but it also comes with new responsibilities. When you’re on your L-plates as a new landlord, it’s important to be aware of your rights and obligations and those of your tenants. Here are some…
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We are very proud to announce that our amazing Property Management Team have been selected as finalists in the Real Estate Business Awards 2017 under the ‘Property Management Business of the Year – 6 or more Property Managers’ category. This recognition not only speaks volumes about our amazing team of Property Management and Leasing experts,…
With rising house prices in Australia, the rental market can be very competitive. Fear of missing out is rife, and you can expect to find yourself competing with up to 50 or more other people for just one property. This shows the importance of preparing your rental application and ensuring you meet the tenant selection…
Your loan has settled and you are officially the proud owner of an investment property. Well done! No doubt you want the rent to start flowing in so you can pay off your mortgage, and to have a smooth and stress free time as ‘landlord’. If that’s the case, it’s time to start looking for…
Renting out your commercial property is a huge investment decision, and a commercial lease can be complex and fraught with potential problems. So before you start leasing your commercial property, it’s important to know your legal rights and responsibilities. To take charge of your commercial investment and start reaping huge financial rewards, here are some…
For property investors that want to turn their negatively geared properties into positively geared ones, two things need to happen. First, you need to reduce the costs associated with owning your investment property and secondly, increase the income you receive from it. Below are some tips to help you head towards a cash flow positive…
Owning an investment property can be a rewarding experience financially when managed correctly. Below are 5 ways that you can ensure that your cash flow remains strong and consistent rental income is achieved from your investment properties. Decrease vacancy You won’t have a rental income in if no one is occupying the property and paying…
When investing in property for rental yield, you want to purchase the most-desirable rental property you can within your budget. There are a number of ways that you can ensure that the property you are investing in ticks all the boxes for prospective tenants and in doing so, will minimise vacancy and maximise your rental…