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The new domestic violence NSW tenancy laws took effect on 21 September 2026, and they change what happens when a tenant needs to leave an unsafe home. Most landlords will…
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Reduce Rent Arrears Without Being Aggressive: What Actually Works
If you’re wondering how to avoid rent arrears becoming a serious problem, the answer usually isn’t a sterner letter. It’s an earlier conversation. Most landlords… Read more
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NSW Landlord Fines Are Now Serious: What the 2024 Rental Law Changes Mean for You
Under the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2024 and Residential Tenancies Amendment Regulation 2025 (NSW), landlords and their agents now face penalty notices and court-imposed fines… Read more
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Charging Tenants for Water Usage: What NSW Landlords Need to Get Right
Water bills in rental properties are one of those things that look straightforward until you actually dig into the rules – and then realise there… Read more
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EOFY Property Investor Checklist: Get Your Records Straight Before 30 June
The end of the financial year has a way of sneaking up on property investors. One minute it’s March, the next it’s late June and… Read more
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Federal Budget 2026: What the Proposed Tax Changes Mean for Existing Landlords
The 2026 federal budget has proposed some of the most significant changes to property investment taxation in decades. If you own an investment property, you’re… Read more
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Smart Rental Bonds Scheme: What It Means for Landlords (and Why Concerns Are Mounting)
The Smart Rental Bonds scheme is designed to reduce upfront costs for tenants—but for landlords, the concern isn’t the intent. It’s how this plays out… Read more