Buying an investment property is an exciting step towards building your own property portfolio. You’ve spent a lot of time researching the top growth areas, calculating yields and identifying which rental properties are in high demand. Finally, you’ve found the one. An investment property that will attract quality tenants and provide substantial gains into the…Read More→
by Cheryl Kelly 
Nestled in an elevated pocket of St Lucia, 64 Hawken Drive is a stunning home that has been leased as an executive rental property for many years. The impressive residence boasts 5 generous bedrooms, multiple living areas, outdoor entertaining and a spectacular in-ground pool. While all investment properties regardless of their size require a high…Read More→
by Cheryl Kelly 
As a landlord, you expect that your tenants will see out their lease agreement but what happens if they need to end the agreement and move out early? Circumstances can change without warning and if for example, a tenant has been transferred for work, they may find themselves needing to vacate their Toowong rental property…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Hot rental market in Toowong and Taringa Stricter lending policies following the banking royal commission has seen fewer investors active in the Brisbane housing market. In a recent article published by the Sydney Morning Herald, investor lending had fallen by 27.4% since it reached its peak in 2015, demonstrating that the effect of credit tightening…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
As an investor, finding respectful tenants is just the first step in ensuring your property is well cared for. It is equally important that your property manager conducts thorough and consistent routine inspections to protect the value of your property. A thorough routine inspection is more than just a quick chat with the tenant. It…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
An investment property can be a steady source of income for landlords, but there are also times when the costs involved can leave you feeling out of pocket. Despite this, there are some easy steps you can take to retain the income, as a landlord. Minimise vacancy periods Reducing the time your property is vacant…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Attracting and securing the right tenant for your property is crucial for two reasons: to achieve a good return on your investment and to find mature, respectful tenants who are going to look after your asset. We have found that often a small investment spent preparing a property for rent can make all the difference…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Toowong has always been a popular area for tenants looking for properties, so it’s surprising to see that a number of homes have been sitting vacant for long periods of time. A property we were recently engaged to manage had sat unnecessarily vacant for three months with another agency, before our team assumed the management….Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Changing property managers can often be put into the ‘too hard basket’, even if you are unhappy with the service your current agency is providing. A common misconception for landlords is that once you are signed with a property manager or there is an existing lease in place, then you are bound to them. This…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill