Whether your property is gaining a positive income stream or not, there are a few very important tax deductions that you need to know about.
Who Is Responsible For Mould At A Rental Property?
When it comes to rental property maintenance, the question of who is responsible for mould is often up for debate. The presence and abundance of mould in your house greatly depends on the season and which part of Queensland you are living in.
Where to Invest: House or Apartment?
For first-time property investors, one of the big questions to ask is what type of property will you invest in? The answer depends on your own investment goals and strategies. Consult with your Property Manager on vacancy rates, demand and supply, rent prices and other factors.
How to Smoothly Accomplish the Vacate Process
The vacate process at the end of a tenancy does not need to end in disputes if you follow these tips.
Can You Sell A Tenanted Property?
A Tenanted property can be sold by the Landlord or Property Owner. However, there is a process you must abide by to ensure there’s no stress and hassle for all parties involved. Coordinate with your tenant accordingly and keep your lines of communication open.
The Importance of Accurate Entry and Exit Condition Reports
Accurate entry and exit condition reports are central to good property management and risk management. Spending time on getting them right will save you trouble in the future and the possibility of any disputes.
Don’t Miss the Queensland Smoke Alarm Deadline
Landlords and Property Managers have until the end of the month left to upgrade the smoke alarms in their rental properties before the 2022 legislation is here. The deadline is 1 January 2022.
Preparing Rental Properties For The Holiday Season
Landlords and Property Managers will want to make sure properties are being looked after with extra care when property investors as well as tenants celebrate the holiday season.
How To Set A Maintenance Spending Limit
There is a workaround regarding matters about maintenance and repairs, which is Form 6. For those in need of a reminder, the Form 6 stipulates the maximum value of maintenance and repairs that a Property Manager can spend without prior approval from the Landlord. This is especially useful for busy Landlords who still want to ensure their tenant’s comfort and safety.
Summer Checklist for Landlords
Summertime is the perfect time for Landlords and Property Managers to make sure rental properties, whether vacant or occupied, are in top shape.
The Keys to an Attractive Rental Listing
How can Landlords and Property Managers make sure their rental property listing stands out? Here are some key tips to ensure a captivating listing that will appeal to your target market.
Summer Storm Safety Tips for Your Investment Property
On average, severe storms are responsible for more damage, measured by property insurance costs, than tropical cyclones, earthquakes, floods or bushfires. Some of the most dangerous storms and flooding occur in summer. These tips should ensure your investment property can survive them.