18 Aug 21
RENTAL PROPERTY INSPECTIONS AND RENTAL APPLICATIONS
As a real estate agent, all you do is open homes, choose an applicant and collect rent. If only I had a dollar for every time I have heard those words spoken. ...more
As a real estate agent, all you do is open homes, choose an applicant and collect rent. If only I had a dollar for every time I have heard those words spoken. ...more
Not sure if you can head out to a property inspection during a COVID lockdown? See what you can and can’t do here. ...more
As all Residential investors will now be aware, key safety activities have been introduced recently, obliging Rental Providers to perform specific safety checks on their properties. In recent months we have arranged contractors to perform the three g ...more
If you are new to investing in commercial property, make sure you do your research to ensure you know what your expectations and requirements are to being a commercial property landlord. ...more
There has been a real shift in the way Australian properties are presented for sale online and when it comes to renting there is absolutely no reason why this should not also be the case. ...more
Many landlords will be familiar with the concept of leases, but what are the options when a lease is up for expiry? ...more
Confusion has reigned supreme around the issue and to date, neither Consumer Affairs nor the Legislators have been able to provide a clear direction on what they consider a deadlock and/or appropriate window locks for rental property security standar ...more
The last twelve months have seen many residential rental providers financially impacted through the COVID-19 crisis, and for some, it is now more important than ever to try and bolster the returns on their investment. ...more
When a landlord purchases a commercial property, one of the first things that should come to mind is to secure the building with insurance. This sounds quite simple but knowing what to insure, and to what value, is essential to ensure you and your in ...more
If you surveyed 100 Property Managers, I guarantee one of the most common answers for the biggest bugbear would be the term ‘reasonably clean!' That wording in the Residential Tenancies Act has caused countless disputes between residential rental pro ...more
As from the 29th of March 2021, a Renter is entitled to compensation for any sales inspection that occurs at the rental premises during their tenancy. ...more
One of the impending changes that has caused some concern amongst landlords, is the introduction of modifications that tenants will be able to perform without gaining consent from their landlord (Residential Rental Provider). With the publication of ...more