If you are a landlord in NSW and your Tenant has just told you they will be moving on, you might be thinking – “This is sudden – have I been given enough notice?!”
In NSW the notice periods that a tenant must provide to their Agent/Landlord about … Read the full post »
Meet Juan Munoz, Property Manager with Rightside
Q: What do you enjoy about working in the real estate industry?
A: Meeting so many different people on a daily basis and of course seeing so many different properties.
Q: What do you like to do in your spare time?
A: Play Soccer, go to the beach, spend time with family.
Q: What are your strengths when it comes to work?
A: I find that being a calm sort of … Read the full post »
Sometimes life isn’t as predictable as what we thought it would be and you might find that you will be moving house sooner than expected. If you are renting it can be a little challenging to navigate what to do if you need to move out early!
If you are in a fixed term lease and you find your self in a situation that you will be moving out before your … Read the full post »
What is Mould?
Did you know that mould spores are a natural part of the environment, however in certain conditions the spores will germinate and spread. Depending on the conditions this could be very quickly or slowly over time.
When its humid and there are extended periods of rain, … Read the full post »
A gorgeous garden is a real asset to a property for both selling and renting.
What is it? Should I have it? What to look for when choosing a policy? So many questions to consider!
Over the years, we have had the odd tenant here and there, who was unable to physically inspect a property before taking possession.
From 11 October 2021 there will no longer be any paper Certificates of Title issued AND existing Certificates of Title will be cancelled.
In NSW there is currently a short-term moratorium in place to protect covid impacted tenants from eviction.
Rentvesting is a great opportunity to enter the property market.
The Federal Budget 2021/22 had one goal “Keep the recovery going”.
It is quite common for a tenant to sign an initial lease for a set period of time when they first move into a property e.g. 12 months.
Indoor Plants are back in style … Did they ever really go out of fashion?
Get to know Kim Williams, Senior Property Manager from Rightside
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