The final quarter of 2018 was another testing one for Eastern Suburbs property investors. But today’s slow market is opening new opportunities for investors looking to grow their property portfolios.
By law, leases in NSW can be up to 98 years, but does the length of a lease actually affect the length of the average tenancy? We take a look at the data.
There’s a lot to know about having an investment property, and running it well is important as buying a good property with capital growth potential. Here’s what residential property investors need to know about their new role as landlord.
As the New Year kicks in many investors and landlords look for ways to smarten up their investment property. If you want to bring your property into 2019, here are some renovation trends predicted to be big this year.
With everyone on holidays from late December, there’s a lot of preparation required to get your investment property summer-ready. Here’s a checklist for landlords heading into the summer break.
Tenants and landlords have different perspectives, so how do they find middle ground on common issues? We look at the most common tenant and landlord questions and how to deal with them.
Did you know property managers can help when you’re buying or selling an investment property? Here are the ways they can use their knowledge, networks and experience to help you buy or sell.
Rent increases are a normal part of any tenancy, but they’re not always welcomed by the tenant. Here’s what to do if your tenant wants to leave because of a rent increase.
Rental yields really matter for investors as they determine the level of income you receive compared to your investment. We take a look at what affects rental yields and why you need to know about them.
A common way to build a property portfolio is by using your home’s equity to purchase an investment property. We look at what equity is and how to use it to buy a property.
If it makes sense in the market and keeps tenants in your property, lowering the rent on your investment property is worthwhile thinking about. As this case study shows, reducing the rent to remain competitive, particularly if you haven’t been able to fin
Naturally every landlord looks forward to a rent increase, but should you ever agree to a rent reduction? We take a look at when you should consider decreasing the rent on your investment property.
