This property was the primary residence for our client. Arnold Property leased the property in 2010, and the tenants stayed the whole 14 years. The landlords were advised to the market the property with vacant possession despite losing rental income throughout the sales campaign. We had a challenge to come up with a realistic price…Read More→
We originally listed this investment property for sale in February 2020. The recommended selling price was $390,000 to $410,000. The property was advertised at $415,000. Unfortunately, we were unable to get a buyer. Just recently our landlords decided to put it on the market again. This time it was listed at $660,000. On this occasion
When you’re looking to move and renting a property is what you want to do, you ideally need to take your time with the process. This isn’t always possible, but either way here are a few things you should keep in mind when looking for a rental property. Keep Your Property Search Wide This doesn’t
Created by Wridgways Buying a home is a big deal. Should you take the plunge, or continue renting? Here, we weigh up some pros and cons of both, so you get an idea of what works best for you. Pros of Buying 1. It’s yours There’s something about having the security of calling your
After a recent coffee catch up with Brad East from Wise Guy Finance a topic which popped up was about the most common questions we get asked by first home buyers. I remember when my wife and I were first home buyers and we bought our first home in Mayfield 7 years ago I had no clue where to begin.
There’s no getting around it: moving house is a big task. There’s a lot to consider, but the correct planning and preparation can help to reduce the burden, limit stress to a minimum, and guarantee an efficient transition for yourself and your family. Fortunately, this blog is close at hand. It’s designed to offer general,
Some FAQ How much notice do I have to give; Fixed Term 14 days notice is required in writing. Verbal notice is not acceptable. Notice takes effect from the day it is received, not the date you mail it. Fax and E-mail notices are the best for us. Continuing Agreement 21 days notice is required
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1. Pay rent on time! Number one is very obvious! Some tenants forget to pay rent when they first move in after their first two initial weeks in used. We recommend setting up a direct debit. 2. Take care of the property Take even better care of the property, than if it was your own.
Sometimes when tenants vacate they are in a different mindset, worrying about packing & cleaning that they sometimes miss items / places all together. Below is a list of places we have found items that tenants have left behind. 1. Under the house Sometimes this is ‘out of sight out of mind’ and a lot
