The recent rise in interest rates will affect many landlords, but should you pass on the rise to your tenant? Tenants do expect rises in rent, and rents have been steadily rising over the past couple of years; the latest Corelogic Quarterly Rental Review, released in April shows: National dwelling rents increased 1.0% over the.

Recent figures suggest more people are turning to property as a way to make their money work for them; in March this year, according to the ABS, lending for investor housing rose 2.9% to a record high of $11.7b. Furthermore, new loan commitments for investor housing rose 5.7% and was 25.0% higher compared to a.

There are a lot of ‘armchair’ property investors who never get beyond just looking at properties and dreaming… If you want to take the next step, and actually look at buying a property, read on for some tips for new and aspiring landlords (and it will serve as a reminder for long-term landlords too). These.

Before buying a property, every investor will look at what bang for their buck the property will give them. This means they will look at a property’s current return of investment (ROI) and yield. ROI (sometimes known as total return yield) ROI is a comparison of how much you make from a property compared to.