Large, ‘prize’ properties while desirable and attractive, can take longer to rent than small properties; the inner city suburbs will always be in high demand; apartments in good order will probably be less expensive to run than a house, though a house may appreciate more over time. So what characterises a good rental property investment? 

Looking for some extra help with your mortgage, better cash flow, or just some extra spending money? Then you may want to consider the idea of making your property work a little bit harder for you.

Apartments or rental properties are a fantastic source of passive income. You can go on holiday or plan for retirement knowing there’s a steady source of money rolling in each month. Could your investment property be working better for you? What can you do to maximise the return from your rental and make your retirement goals move one step closer?

With daylight savings officially over, the days are getting shorter, darker, colder and wetter. As you dust off your woolly coats and get ready for the cool season, don’t forget to also give your rental property some TLC.

A vacant rental property is every landlord’s worst nightmare. Fortunately with a bit of forward planning, you can keep vacancy rates to a minimum and enjoy regular cash flow all year round. Here are our top tips for reducing the amount of time your property is untenanted.

Looking for new tenants? Here are five tried and tested ways to appeal to a wide audience and increase your chances of finding the perfect renter.