We often talk about renovating your property to make it more attractive to tenants, but as well as the visuals, one big thing on your potential tenant’s tick list is….. how much does it cost to run your property? With utility bills on the rise, here are three key areas of your property to consider.

With the JobKeeper support coming to an end, to help give retailers a lift, the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales has called for standard retail leases. Retail lease negotiations can be a bit lengthy at times, but don’t let this put you off considering commercial property as an investment opportunity. There are plenty.

Towards the end of last year, we highlighted what to avoid doing in property investment with our 7 mistakes property investors make article. With interest in property investment still strong, and more people thinking about using property to reach their long-term financial goals, here are 7 more mistakes real estate investors need to avoid: Over.

With interest rates at a record low of 0.1 % and the big banks offering fixed-mortgage rates of less than 2 %, it’s not surprising investors are taking advantage of the current economic climate and looking at how to get the best bang for their buck. But if you’re new to the game, where should.

Creating wealth from property is long term, and it doesn’t necessarily rely on how much immediate cash is in your back pocket. The secret to creating wealth from property is understanding the process and how to maximise your assets. If you are serious about using property to reach your financial goals, here are 7 principles.

With the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) declaring the recent flooding on the New South Wales’ mid-north-coast a catastrophe, home and/or property insurance is once again in the spotlight. One of the many questions property owners should ask when reviewing their property insurance is, what actually does their insurance provider define as a flood? After.

From start-ups and investment bonds to gold and cash investments, when it comes to different types of investment opportunities, we’re not short of choice in Australia! Depending on what your short and long-term financial aims are, probably two of the most common investment options many of us consider are property and shares. Yes, we know.

From smoke alarms requirements and pool safety to discrimination and animals, real estate and property management does come with a few rules and regulations. It is not a legal requirement to use a property manager and landlords do have the option to self-manage, in fact, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA), property.