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The Airbnb phenomenon has taken Australia by storm, with more and more property owners embracing the short-term rental market. However, managing an Airbnb listing can be a daunting task, leading many hosts to seek the services of professional property managers. Understanding the fees associated with these services is crucial for making informed decisions. To make

Property management is a crucial aspect of the real estate industry, ensuring the efficient and effective management of rental properties.  In Australia, the role of a property manager involves overseeing various tasks such as finding and screening tenants, collecting rent, addressing maintenance issues, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.  However, one question that

Finalising a property rental agreement includes a lot of twists and turns, as landlords and tenants need to agree to various terms regarding who pays what, and one of the main expenses that cause confusion when it comes to who shoulders its burden is the council rate. The problem with this bill is that there’s

Browsing through applications for rent can be a challenging process, as choosing the perfect fit requires a lot of time and effort to make an informed decision. Sure, there’s potential in each one, but only a select few will truly shine and stand out from other prospective tenants, as you need someone reliable, responsible, and

No landlord wants the headache and potential liability of a renter disturbing the reasonable peace of other occupants. But when tenants do behave badly, does the responsibility fall on the owners? Can a landlord be held liable for nuisance tenants? Landlords might be liable if they fail to address disruptions from their own tenants after

Renting a property involves more than just a signed agreement; it’s a commitment with legal and ethical dimensions. When tenants vacate premises, they may unintentionally leave behind belongings, leading to questions for both parties involved.  What are the legal obligations? How should personal documents be handled? And when can a landlord dispose of a tenant’s