The Federal Government’s announcement on the ‘moratorium on evictions’ on the 29th March raised more questions than it answered. The reason why it’s taken weeks to implement is because the changes fall under State Government jurisdiction and therefore you’ll find a big difference in the speed of delivery, rental relief, landlord support and the new rules across the states. Here are some key points to take note of.
QLD Landlords – Have your say before 22 April 2020
QLD is on the verge of legislating COVID-19 policies that will adversely affect Landlords. The Real Estate Instituate of Queensland (REIQ) is lobbying and we need to ‘Have our say’ prior to these changes being heard when parliament sits on Wednesday 22nd April 2020.
Helping landlords stay on top during COVID-19
During these uncertain times we need to keep up to date with information and changes without getting overwhelmed. We also need to take action well before we find ourselves in a bind.
Changes to NSW Residential Tenancy Laws Start 23 March 2020
New changes to the Residential Tenancies Amendment (Review) Act 2018 [NSW] and the Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019 [NSW] be coming to effect on 23rd March 2020 and as landlords, we need to be aware and ready.
‘Financial literacy’ is catapulting women ahead in 2020
Many women in Australia assume International Women’s Day has little relevance for them. They mistakenly believe that it’s only women in developing countries who are still struggling to achieve gender parity. But even in a wealthy country like Australia, we’re a long way from reaching real equality – and a huge part of getting closer to this goal is financial literacy.
How to get ahead in 2020 by rentvesting
Buying a home in 2020 can seem out of reach to everyday Australians. But there’s one strategy that savvy first homebuyers are using to not only get on the property ladder, but to grow a portfolio and build lasting wealth.
2019 Property and the year that’s been
What a turbulent year in Property it has been but what will 2020 bring? It will be It will be interesting to see what measures will be deployed to keep the economy moving…
Ten tips for rental property owners to avoid common tax mistakes
Here’s a list of tips from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that should help rental property owners avoid what it has found are the 10 most common tax errors made by rental property investors.
Why wait? Earn more now from your investment property
Many investors who have contacted us have asked how they will be affected…
What do the proposed changes to depreciation mean for you?
To keep you well informed of changes within the investing environment