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Illegal Subletting: The Issues and Risks for Property Owners
In suburbs across every Australian capital city, and in almost every major holiday destination along the East Coast, you can find a short-term rental property listed through Airbnb.
6 Ways to Become a Confident Property Investor
Australians have long favoured bricks and mortar investment over the stock market. But with recent lender restrictions, interest rate hikes and talk of property price corrections and a housing crash, Aussies are said to be losing confidence in the viability of property investment.
Is Your Tenant Illegally Subletting Your Investment?
The number of Australian’s renting is officially on the rise. While this is great news for residential property investors, it’s not the only thing heading north.
Managing Your Investment Property Lease Renewal During the Holidays
Over December and January is a tough time to lease an investment property. With vacancy rates peaking early in the New Year, tenants have more choice and are in a better position to negotiate.
Licensees Need a Real Estate Locum Too
Locum jobs are common-place in the medical and healthcare fields. Typically, a locum doctor will temporarily stand in for a permanent doctor when they are on leave. What about a real estate locum?
Which property management style is right for you?
Given the high property prices in many cities, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, many first home buyers are purchasing property in areas where they can afford but choosing to lease…
Suburb Profile: St Leonards NSW 2065
Located on Sydney’s Lower North Shore 5km north-west of Sydney CBD, St Leonards is a vibrant suburb popular for professionals looking for easy access to restaurants, cafes and schools and a comfortable commute.
Should You Hire a Professional Property Manager?
Property management has been around since ancient Roman civilisation – where Grecian cities appointed men to manage properties and collect rents.
Four Trends Impacting the Sydney Rental Market
What a difference a few months makes. Back in April this year, the inner Sydney vacancy rate was falling as people returned to the city for work and study, which created a surge in demand for rental properties.
