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Fixed Term vs Periodic Tenancies

Fixed Term vs Periodic Tenancies

In the past it has been a common practice for New South Wales Real Estate Agencies to commence a new Tenancy with a Fixed Term Tenancy Agreement and at the … more »

Homes still in short supply

Homes still in short supply

In these times of lower auction results, and tales abounding of property bargains galore it might seem a bit unbelievable to be talking about a housing supply issue.

Many vendors are … more »

Strata Schemes – Part 4

Strata Schemes – Part 4

We hope you have found our Strata Scheme series helpful. If you missed any of the previous posts, you can read them here – Part 1, Part 2more »

Strata Schemes – Part 3

Strata Schemes – Part 3

Maintenance Responsibilities – Owner or Owners Corporation?
One of the most confusing aspects of owning a lot within a strata scheme is understanding who is responsible for the maintenance of certain … more »

Strata Schemes – Part 2

Strata Schemes – Part 2

Owners Corporation and Executive Committee
The owners corporation is the body made up by all the owners in the strata scheme and is considered the governing body of the strata plan. … more »

Strata Schemes – Part 1

Strata Schemes – Part 1

What is a Strata Scheme?
A strata scheme is a building or collection of buildings, where individuals each own a small portion (a lot) but where there is also common property … more »

Accidental Damage vs. Wear & Tear

Accidental Damage vs. Wear & Tear

Some landlords have unrealistic expectations that their property will remain in exactly the same condition at the end of the lease as when tenants first move in.

The reality is though, … more »

Changes to the way landlords charge for water usage

Changes to the way landlords charge for water usage

The Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (the Act) has altered the way in which landlords can recover water usage charges from tenants.

There are two aspects to this:
1. issues relating to the … more »

Big Changes

Big Changes

The new Residential Tenancies Act 2010 came into force from 31st January 2011. There are number of changes that affect both landlords and tenants:
Tenants Get More Time to Move Out
If … more »

Target Purchasing

Target Purchasing

Have you ever thought “I would buy that property if it ever came onto the market”. We recently had a client complain that I didn’t advise him of the fact … more »