A dilemma Landlords and Property Managers are facing is when tenants who are isolating due to COVID-19 regulations are unable to vacate a rental property by the previously agreed upon date. The Real Estate Institute of Queensland has provided a guide on how to handle the situation.
There are some misconceptions about switching Property Managers that could make property owners hesitant about going forward.
Attracting long term and high-quality tenants is every Landlord or Property Manager’s goal. However, you think you may be doing everything, but your rental property may be the one that’s lacking something to give your business an extra edge. These are some essentials that would make any tenant’s home life more comfortable and convenient.
If you have questions about the recent rental reforms, formally known as the Housing Legislation Amendment Bill 2021, which passed through Queensland Parliament last year, you may find the answers to some of those questions here.
On 27 September 2021, the Medicines and Poisons Act 2019 (MAPA) replaced the Pest Management Act 2001 in Queensland. Landlords and Property Managers should be aware of this legislation when addressing pest management with their tenants.
Your rental property can be subject to mould after floods, storms and natural disasters and unfortunately, it can stay within a property long after the water has receded.
When it comes to a notice to vacate, it’s important for you to be proactive to reduce headaches, but also so you can move new tenants into your rental property without losing weeks of rent.
With heavy rain coming down in just five days over the past week and more heavy rain in the forecast, thousands of Queenslander residents are in need of support. Whether your property has been flooded or water damaged, here are tips on how to manage the disaster as well as resources to access if you’ve…Read More→
When a tenant dies, it is a challenging time for their family and loved ones. As Landlord or Property Manager, you’ll be able to help by following the correct procedures with compassion and diligence to ensure both you and the tenant’s family can move forward.
When you set out to own an investment property, you may suddenly find yourself with a home that you hadn’t planned to rent. It can and does happen.
