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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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Why No Property Is Ever Truly ‘Set and Forget’
Owning an investment property is never a completely set and forget investment property exercise. All buildings require maintenance and ongoing care, whether they’re brand-new apartments… Read more
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First Time Landlord Guide: Essential Tips for a Smooth Start
Becoming a landlord for the first time is both exciting and daunting. This first time landlord guide will walk you through your legal responsibilities, practical… Read more
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Managing Long-Term Tenants: How to Improve Returns Without Losing Good Renters
Long-term tenants are often seen as the gold standard for rental property stability. They pay on time, rarely cause issues, and reduce vacancy and turnover… Read more
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How to Keep Mould Out of Our Homes in Winter: Who’s Responsible in a Rental?
Mould is a common issue in Australian homes during winter—but who’s responsible when it appears in a rental? Understanding your rights and responsibilities as a… Read more
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Why We Aren’t Automatically Opposed to New Rental Laws in NSW 2025
The new tenancy laws in New South Wales (NSW) for 2025 have sparked a lot of discussions. As is usually the case when a government… Read more
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What if landlords and tenants weren’t natural born enemies?
In the rental market, landlords and tenants often find themselves on opposing sides, with seemingly mutually exclusive objectives. Landlords aim to secure a return on… Read more