Renters whose homes have been damaged in the recent bushfires across the country are being reminded of their tenancy rights and those whose properties are completely destroyed may face little option but to terminate their current lease agreements. So, what happens if your rental property is damaged or destroyed by a natural disaster?
Read MoreIt can be tough time being a landlord, a slightly weaker housing market and tougher tax rules are prompting some landlords to save money and first on the chopping block can often be their Property Manager, so would you undertake your own property management?
An estimated one-third of Australia’s two million plus real estate investors manage their own properties rather than rely on the professionals, so we ask the question is it all worth it?
Read MoreYou’ve moved in to your new rental property and you’re feeling excited about setting up your new home. You may be wondering though, what you can and can’t do in your new home.
If you’re hoping to make a lot of changes to the property, in truth, you’re possibly going to be disappointed. Don’t forget you’re occupying someone else's house so knocking out walls and adding in pools is usually off the cards. But with some great communication, negotiation and permission, you may be able to make some alterations.
Read MoreA lot of consideration generally goes into the choice of a housemate. It’s not a decision to be taken lightly; you are going to be sharing your home with this person so it’s important that they’re a good fit. Sometimes though that ‘good fit’ can suddenly become the ‘housemate from hell’.
Read MoreDamage and repairs come with any rental property and it’s inevitable that this will come up if you’re a tenant or a landlord. But how do you deal with a problem or a dispute if the landlord is unwilling to or doesn’t feel that a repair is necessary or their responsibility?
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