Many new buyers are now ‘rentvesting’, especially in the major cities, to maintain their lifestyle while getting on the property ladder. It may seem like a pragmatic approach to getting started however, with a bit of ingenuity and forward-planning, that dream home could be closer than ever.
Property inspections are a key part of renting out your investment property so it’s important that you understand your rights and responsibilities. We take you through the legal elements of property inspections, as well as what we’re looking for in an inspection to keep your property in the best possible condition.
A lack of communication is a common complaint both landlords and tenants make about their property managers. But it doesn't have to be this way. We look at why that’s the case and what your property manager should be doing to keep you in the loop.
Good tenants are essential in maintaining the value of your investment property, but how do you find the right one? Here are our top tips to attract the right tenant for your investment property.
Choosing a quality property management specialist with years of experience in the industry is going to save you money in the foreseeable future. Here are the questions you should be asking.
The June quarter remained challenging for investors in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs but the increasingly strong performance of the sales market could see us out of the gloom soon.
A gorgeous garden can be a real asset to a rental property. But on the other hand, a sadly neglected garden can be a giveaway that a property is a rental. We've put together some guidelines to help landlords and tenants with what they need to know about gardens.
When it comes to rental properties, what tenants really want isn’t always the same as what landlords really want. So how can a good property manager steer a steady path and keep everyone happy?
With prices down by as much as 15-20% across much of Sydney, conditions are the best they’ve been in a decade if you’re looking to invest.
Winter is here, bringing specific considerations and challenges for local investment properties. Here’s what landlords need to do to prepare their property for winter.
The end of financial year is on the way and if you’ve got an investment property, it’s time to get organised. Here’s what landlords need to know about preparing for EOFY.
The recent Morrison government win could mean many things for property investors in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. We explore how it’s likely to impact on the market.
Eastern Suburbs rentals can attract a lot of interest, so it’s important for prospective tenants to stand out from the crowd. Here’s how to make your rental application stand out so you can secure your dream rental.
All around Australia there are differing faces that define the typical renter. So, let's dig into some data and see the things that define the average Aussie renter.
Tensions between landlords and tenants are common. Here are the main complaints landlords and tenants have about each other, as well as how to manage them.
In an unstable property market, Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs are still offering excellent opportunities for investors. Here’s where to buy for the best rent increases, vacancy rates, capital growth and rental yields.
Vacancy rates are high across Sydney, providing a challenge for investors in the Eastern Suburbs. Here’s what landlords need to know about what vacancies rates are and how to reduce them.
Thinking of investing in property for the first time? Read out checklist guide for first time investors to find out what you need to know before you buy.
The first quarter of 2019 got off to a solid start but the rental market is slowing again as we enter Autumn.
With the NSW State election out of the way and a federal election looming, we look at the impact the result of the State election is likely to have on Sydney’s property market.
While residential properties are generally considered a safer investment, the returns on commercial properties can be higher. We look at the pros and cons of residential vs commercial property investment.
A low-service property management company displays numerous warning signs including bad communication, unhappy tenants, inexperienced property managers, overworked staff and poor property management. As these case studies show, adhering to these warning signs and making the move when things aren’t going well can save you a lot of headache.
It’s not uncommon for landlords to regret their choice of property manager, but it’s never too late to make a change. Here are the warning signs of a low-service property management company and why you should change agencies.
A lot of people have dealt with property managers either as a renter or a landlord, but not everyone truly understands the role and the value a great property manager can bring. Here’s what to expect from Taylors Property Management, and how we may be just a little bit different.
Advertising your property is right at the top of the list of factors to consider when renting your property in a tough market. Here’s how to maximise renter interest in your property with smart advertising strategies.
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