Landlords and Property Managers right now also must consider their own health and safety while still performing their contractual obligations.
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Right now, Australians are dealing with effects of coronavirus (COVID-19) on our lives and businesses. For Landlords/Property Managers, there are challenges ahead. However, there are some alternative arrangements you can make to continue operations with minimal disruption.
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How do Landlords/Property Managers do it all? Multi-tasking seems to come easy to the best ones while remaining approachable. If you want to be the best Landlord/Property Manager you can be, here are the five habits you need to start adopting.
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Returning to your property that has been affected by natural disaster can be a painful experience. In these circumstances, a tenant will look to their Landlord/Property Manager for support. Your rights and responsibilities include insurance claims to protect the property and its tenants.
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Tenants and buyers are likely to browse online first when they’re on the hunt for a property. However, there are numerous property listings on the Internet. How do you make yours stand out? Here are some ideas that will give your investment property an edge.
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According to a survey from rent.com.au, 64% of respondents said they valued good communication as a key focus. Communication is key to a happy tenant and a successful investment property. Here are some tips to stay on top of communication.
Are you a landlord who is thinking of switching Property Managers? What issues do you have with your current Property Manager? Maybe you share some of the most common reasons why landlords change Property Managers.
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Thoroughly screening potential tenants is important as you want to find the people best suited to your property. This process will also help you avoid issues in the future. Here are some questions you should include in your interview.
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Maintaining a strong rental yield is important in securing income for the property owner. Your rental yield is calculated by dividing the total rent for the property by the property’s value. There are also other factors that can affect your pricing and here are seven key factors.
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