While tenants are expected to keep tabs on their home’s cleanliness in anticipation of a routine inspection, there’s no reason to stress about the appointment. Instead, taking simple steps between inspections to keep your home sparkling from top to bottom…

If you own a rental property in Australia, you'll quickly realise that periodic home inspections are integral to safeguarding your investment and securing profitability. They offer key opportunities throughout the lease term to ensure the property is well-maintained by tenants,…

Being a landlord isn’t always simple. From finding the ideal tenants to investing in the right areas for maintenance, the role can quickly become challenging and time-consuming. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of tips and tricks that can help make your…

Thinking about becoming a landlord? You’re probably wondering whether it’s easier to manage the property yourself or outsource the job to a professional. While it can be hard to put your faith in someone else, know that an experienced property…

You don’t have to undertake a costly full-scale renovation to increase the rental yield of your investment property. In fact, making just a few small quality-of-life improvements can ensure you attract top-quality tenants willing to meet your rental demands. To…

Disputes between tenants can get complicated quickly. If you’ve rented out a share house or an apartment complex, these situations not only affect the people directly involved but can also seriously impact the livelihoods of the owner. So, what can…

Landlords are typically responsible for a rental property’s structure and fittings, but that doesn’t mean they have to account for their tenant’s personal possessions that get stolen or damaged by weather events. So, how can you protect your things? Purchasing…

The Australian rental market is incredibly tight right now, with a distinct lack of properties becoming available to prospective tenants. While this is undoubtedly concerning, the best way to overcome this issue when searching for a property is by submitting…

If you own a larger investment property near shops and schools, it might be in your best interest to lease it to a family rather than a group of rowdy friends. But to increase your chances of attracting the ideal…

As the economy slows, landlords understandably get nervous about their investment properties. While you may feel at the mercy of interest rate rises and changing tenant circumstances, there are numerous steps you can take to safeguard your finances. Although you…

As the Australian property market undergoes some tough challenges, increasing interest rates means many landlords are looking to increase rent on their properties. This can be a worrying time for tenants, especially those with little room in their budget to…