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- Long term Maintenance Planning Since the Unit Titles Act 2010 came into force on 20 June 2011, the topic of owner prepared versus professionally prepared Long Term Maintenance Plans have come up in AGMs and committee meetings. Some owners are grappling to understand whether to prepare a plan themselves or whether to engage a professional company to assist them.
- Heating…Does it make a difference to vacancy rates? I spent time with an investor with a portfolio of 30 odd properties yesterday who asked me the question, does heating really make that much of a difference to vacancy rates? Let’s explore what does seem to make a difference to vacancy rates in rental properties.
- Adding to your investment portfolio… some tips to consider Continually adding to your investment portfolio is a wonderful way to plan for your retirement. In a country that currently enjoys tax advantages on investment home ownership i.e unlike Australia, we have no stamp duty and when we sell (as long as we have invested for the long haul), we currently have no capital gains tax.
- Warning signs of a bad tenant Ever wondered how you can avoid choosing the wrong tenant? Having the wrong tenant in your home can be a costly business. Oxygen explores some tell-tale signs of a bad tenant
- Preparing your home for rent Preparing a property for rent is an important factor to attract the right calibre of tenant. First impressions count. Oxygen offers investors advice about their property and the finishing touches that will attract market rent and the right tenant for your investment home.
- Raising Rents Raising rents throughout the life cycle of a property is critical for the investor. Every investor wants to increase their bottom line. Earlier this month, I was talking to an investor who said he was extremely happy that his annual rental statement showed a $3000 increase in rents collected from the previous year.
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