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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDENSATION AND MOULD IN A RENTAL PROPERTY?
In an article by Taskforce, an independent inspection company, it was revealed t ...Read More
FINES ON RENTAL PROVIDERS TO REDUCE BOND DISPUTES
Anika Legal, a not-for-profit legal service for renters, has analysed data from ...Read More
REIV CALLS FOR FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AND EXTENDED TIMEFRAMES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY STANDARDS IN VICTORIAN RENTALS
The REIV calls on the Victorian Government to implement longer timeframes and fi ...Read More
VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT EXPANDS VACANT RESIDENTIAL LAND TAX TO BOOST HOUSING SUPPLY
Learn about the Victorian Government's expanded Vacant Residential Land Tax (VRL ...Read More
NAVIGATING THE PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE VICTORIAN RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT
Stay informed on the proposed changes to the Victorian Residential Tenancies Act ...Read More
CAN A RENTAL PROVIDER CHECK SMOKE ALARMS?
For some time, we have been monitoring the industry debate as to whether or not ...Read More
VICTORIAN RENTAL LAW CHANGES: THREE YEARS ON AND THE PUSH FOR COMPLIANCE
Stay updated on Victorian rental law changes, new renting taskforce initiatives, ...Read More
WHAT EXACTLY IS AN OWNERS CORPORATION?
An Owners Corporation (formerly known as a Body Corporate) manages the common pr ...Read More
MANAGING YOUR RENTAL WHEN DISASTER STRIKES
When a home is damaged by a natural disaster, renters can have amenities disrupt ...Read More
ENTRY RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR RENTAL PROVIDERS
Rental providers and their agents have the right to enter an investment property ...Read More
THE DECADE AHEAD | 2024-2034
Fact: Victoria is growing faster than any other state in the country, statistics ...Read More
THE POWER OF REGULAR PROPERTY CHECK-UPS FOR YOUR INVESTMENT
Many investment property owners underestimate the importance of regular inspecti ...Read More
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