5 Quick Repairs to Do Before You Sell Your Home
You’ll be making a lot of checklists when you decide to sell your home. You need to find the perfect new place, decide what you’re taking with you, and donate the things you’ve been meaning to donate. You also have to prepare your home for sale. A few quick repairs will make your home a […]
5 Secrets to Renovating Ugly Houses
Ugly House Secret No: 1 You make money when you buy. One of the biggest mistakes ordinary folk make is not doing their homework BEFORE purchasing and embarking on a renovation. To understand how much money you can afford to spend on your home, you need to know how much your home is worth. Educate yourself […]
Toongabbie Area Rental Market Update
The rental market this month has been similar to recent months no major changes, just still inconsistent with some properties getting good turn outs at open homes and others not. Our team have achieved 17 new lettings this month. Villa burnt down earlier this month One of our Property Investors and their tenants were given a […]
8 Practical Tips To Help You Budget On Your Next Renovation
Don’t move plumbing and electrics. During a renovation project, it’s sensible to keep your plumbing and electrics in the same place as exorbitant costs are likely to result from moving around your plumbing and electrical work. If you keep things in the same location and freshen it up, then you can cut back on costs […]
7 Tips – How To Choose Your “Glass Alternative” Splashback
Acrylic splashbacks are becoming very popular for investors. They look identical to glass, are inexpensive to purchase, quick to install and add a wow factor. And that means higher property rents and less maintenance. Glass is heavy and notoriously easy to break. And tiles are time-consuming to install and leave grout which discolours, making your […]
Loose-Fill Asbestos Found In Parramatta & Hills Council Homes
During the 1960s-70s in Australia, loose-fill asbestos was commonly sold as ceiling insulation for Parramatta and Hills Council residential and commercial properties. It was seen as a material that was durable and provided efficient insulation, and this resulted in it being installed in ceilings around the country. In the 1980s, the dangers of asbestos and […]
How Security Systems Can Save You Money
You probably know how well security systems work when it comes to safeguarding your home and possessions, but did you know that a proper system can also be cost effective? The many advantages that come along with having a sound home security setup make it a smart investment. Here are just some of the ways […]
Why Investors profit with Acrylic Splashbacks
If you’re like most investors then everything comes down to the numbers. Every dollar you spend has to earn its keep. Either in reduced costs or increased rents. Or ideally – both. Many investors are using acrylic splashbacks in their properties because they do both at the same time. How do they increase rents? As you know, […]
Don’t forget to depreciate when you update
One of the most investor common enquiries received by specialist Quantity Surveyors is the question ‘what happens to the depreciation deductions that can be claimed if you decide to remove an asset and replace it with a new one?’ There are a couple of rules and recommendations a renovating for profit investor must follow to ensure […]
Repairs & Possible Outcomes If Not Completed In Timely Manner
Repairs & Possible Outcomes If Not Completed In Timely Manner Whilst we know some properties in Seven Hills seem to have a never-ending run of repairs it is still very important to know the importance of not completing certain repairs in a timely manner. Under the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 and Residential Tenancies Regulation 2010 […]
Long Term Tenant Property Investment Strategy
Never under estimate the value of a long term tenant to your Property investment strategy! As we have entered summer it is a reminder to all our Property Investors not to underestimate the value of a long term tenant to the cash flow of your investment property. If you have a tenant for an extended […]
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