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What happens when a lease is terminated early
Landlords and tenants need to be aware of their responsibilities when there is an early termination of a lease agreement.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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21 Oct 2018
Know your target market before selling your home
Get your home sold quickly by knowing what type of buyer it will appeal to before you put it on the market.
Property Advice
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Jackie Gray-Parker
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19 Oct 2018
Why you need life insurance when buying a home
If you have a home loan and something bad happens to you, you could lose your home. Life insurance takes the stress of this happening away.
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Press
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18 Oct 2018
Dealing with a demanding landlord
A difficult landlord can make a tenant’s life miserable. Knowing how to deal with them is the key to keeping the relationship amiable.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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15 Oct 2018
What to do about a derelict property in your neighbourhood
It’s an eyesore, it seems to attract criminal activity, and it’s bringing down your property value. What to do when there’s an unmaintained property in your neighbourhood?
Property Advice
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Cath Jenkin
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15 Oct 2018
How to spot a bad tenant - before they move in
Tenant screening and selection are essential skills for landlords to have. Here are 15 tips to help you avoid undesirable tenants.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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10 Oct 2018
7 property pricing myths that will lose you money
Many of the ‘tips and tricks’ for selling property are actually myths that can get in the way of selling your home.
Property Advice
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Press
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10 Oct 2018
How to calculate the return on your property investment
Owning properties can provide investors with steady rental income or capital appreciation. However, it is important to measure the ROI to determine the level of profitability of the property.
Property Advice
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Press
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10 Oct 2018
How to get your rental deposit back
Squabbles over security deposits account for a very large proportion of the disputes between landlords and their tenants – but could actually be quite easily avoided in most cases.
Property Advice
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Press
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10 Oct 2018
What is “fair wear and tear” in lease agreements?
It is in both the landlord’s and tenant’s best interests to know their rights, and be aware of the conditions under which a tenant’s deposit can be used.
Property Advice
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Carmel Woodman
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02 Oct 2018