Now more than ever there is more information about property investment available. Much of it is online and in many cases, it’s mostly untested. Any Tom, Dick, or Harriet it seems can create an “expert” persona, perhaps because they’re good with words or have a couple of property wins on the board, probably solely due…
Did you know that if you fail to conduct regular inspections at a rental property, it can lead to an insurance claim denial? Obviously, owning an investment property is a big deal—it’s not just a source of income but a key step toward building long-term wealth. But let’s be honest: being a landlord comes with…
Australia’s rental market is in crisis. Vacancy rates remain extremely low, rental stock is extremely slim, and high rental prices mean the market is red-hot. . So how did we get into this rental crisis? How long will it last? And what does it mean for property investors? Currently, Australian residential rental markets still heavily…
The difference between repairs and improvements can be confusing for property investors. I mean… what is a repair? When does a repair become an improvement? And how do you know what’s tax-deductible and what isn’t? Fortunately, the Australian Tax Office sheds some light on these questions. What is a repair? A repair replaces a part…
Think allowing pets in your rental is a risk? You might be missing out on one of the biggest opportunities in today’s market. While the thought of four-legged tenants might initially spark concerns about scratched floors or chewed corners, the reality is that allowing pets can offer significant benefits for landlords—both financially and relationally. In…
As an Australian property investor, you’re probably always on the lookout for ways to boost your returns and trim your tax bill. Well, here’s the thing: understanding investment property depreciation could be your secret weapon. This guide will walk you through the ins and outs of rental property depreciation schedules, helping you confidently navigate the…
There’s an easy way to save the government up to $20 billion annually. Just slug greedy, rich property investors by reforming negative gearing and capital gains tax and it won’t increase rents for tenants or hurt mum and dad investors a bit. Really?? Nothing new about this…negative gearing has been a hot topic in Australia…
As Australia grapples with a housing crisis, an interesting trend has emerged: Australians are increasingly shunning apartments, particularly those in high-density developments. In an article on news.com.au, Tarric Brooker explains that many Aussies are turning away from apartment living even though it’s a much more affordable option. The growing aversion to high-density apartment living In…
What’s next for Australia’s housing market? As we step into 2025, many Australians are asking how the property market will evolve amidst shifting economic tides. With interest rates, population growth, and housing supply under the spotlight, understanding the key forces at play is essential for homeowners, investors, and policymakers alike. Cameron Kusher, Director of Economic…
Is the rental crisis finally easing, or is this just a temporary pause? If you’ve been keeping an eye on the rental market—or trying to find a place to live—you’ll know that the past few years have been exceptionally tough for renters. Surging rents, scarce availability, and intense competition have defined the landscape. But now,…
