As your managing agent it is our duty of care to ensure that we are maximising your income and optimising capital growth. Our team are trained and skilled in working for the best interests of our client’s ‘landlords’.

There has …

We have been asked a number of times by landlords if we can write into the Tenancy Agreement for the tenant to give extra notice (i.e. 1-2 months) if they want to vacate the property, to allow additional time to …

The budget has brought in a new rule which will tax gains on residential property brought and sold within a two year period.

In addition there has been an allocation of additional funding of $29 million dollars to enforce taxation …

There are many factors to consider when purchasing a property. Affordability, capital growth, features of the property, resale, the area and desirable property features to attract tenant interest.

Deciding where to send your children to school is one of the …

The dynamics of renting properties has changed over the decades. There are more expectations on landlords in regards to legislation and compliance, with a strong focus on presenting properties in a safe and well-maintained condition. As a result of these …

Please ensure that you keep your “Skope of Works” and your “Sign Off” records that have been given to you.

In the event of that you decide to sell your property, part of the process is the transfer of existing …

There are (on average) 3800 house fires a year causing property damage in excess of $97 million.

• 42 per cent of fires start in the kitchen
• 8.5 per cent in the bedroom
• 8 per cent in the lounge room

With …

Do you know how much your property is worth in the current market?

Many of our landlords are pleasantly surprised to discover that their property is worth more than they expected.

If you would like a FREE, no obligation appraisal …

Tenants are crucial to  maintaining cash flow – ‘rent’. But some landlords can make simple mistakes without realising it.

There can be a price paid for treating tenants poorly. They can become unhappy and uncooperative tenants during the tenancy, causing …

Do you have superannuation in multiple accounts?

Leaving your superannuation in multiple accounts means you will be paying multiple sets of fees. Bringing all your super together may reduce your fees and paperwork and make your super easier to track.…