Landlords
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landlordsThe rising trend of renting out part of your home as an investment
More home owners are renting out part of their homes to tenants, but what are the implications?
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landlordsYou get what you pay for in property managers who work cheap
Cheap is never a good long-term solution in property management, just like in any other service industry.
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landlordsThe top 10 regional Victorian localities with the highest rental yields: RP Data
Rural towns in Victoria’s east dominated the list of Victorian localities with the greatest gross rental yields for houses.
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landlordsAbout 74% of property investors in 2009-10 made less than $80,000 a year: ATO
According to the Australian Tax Office, almost three-quarters of property investors in Australia in the 2009-10 financial year made $80,000 or less per year.
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landlordsNSW Coroner issues warning about smoke alarms in investment properties
NSW State Coroner Mark Buscombe recently recommended that real estate agents regularly check and maintain smoke alarms in the homes they manage.
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landlordsHow much stock is on the market in your capital city? A state-by-state analysis: SQM
The amount of stock on the market declined in all capital cities in April compared with March, with Sydney stock levels falling furthest.
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landlordsMelbourne rental vacancy rises slightly in March: REIV
The rental vacancy rate for Melbourne in March was 2.3%, a slight rise compared with the 2% recorded in December.
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landlordsOne-bedroom apartments no longer property investment Cinderellas as rental growth spikes in NSW: PRDnationwide
Rental increases on one bedroom Sydney apartments are now often exceeding rental growth increases on two-bedroom units.
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residentialTight Queensland rental market a result of natural disasters: REIQ
Queensland’s plague of natural disasters has been blamed for the sunshine state’s struggling rental market.
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landlordsCapital city house rental yields, from struggling Melbourne to strong Darwin: RP Data-Rismark
The median rental yield for Melbourne houses is just 3.6%, whereas Darwin landlords are securing 5.7% yields, according to RP Data-Rismark.
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