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They say buying a house is one of the most stressful things you can do – but finding a place to rent is no barrel of laughs either.
Tenants who don’t pay the rent and cause damage are a landlord’s worst nightmare. If you own investment property the key to success is to choose good, reliable tenants. Whether you select them or use a property manager to do it for you is something you need to consider. No matter who does it, do not let anybody occupy your precious premises until they’re thoroughly checked out.
When it comes to property, the age-old issue has been should you rent or should you buy?
A shortage of low-cost rental properties has resulted in a scramble among potential tenants to find somewhere to live. So what do you need to do to beat your opponents to a property?
Have you just finished school and are now wanting to spread your wings? Or may be Mum's nagging has just got too much. Allison Tait explains how to go about getting your own pad.
You're moving out of your rented flat and you want your bond back. The real estate agent gives you a string of reasons why you are only entitled to a minuscule amount back. What do you do?
You're leaving your rented apartment for pastures anew. As far as you're concerned, aside from a little natural wear and tear, the flat is looking pretty much as you found it. If this is indeed the case, just how easy is it to get your rental bond back? Gillian Bullock investigates.
When it comes to property, the age-old issue has been should you rent or should you buy. Gillian Bullock discusses the pros and cons of both.
Around 30% of Australian households pay rent rather than own their home. One problem is affording the rental bond. Nicola Field reports on a new alternative.
More people are renting by choice these days. Maria Bekiaris has all the right steps to help you negotiate the best price.
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