We have listed several websites which will provide you with important information for your investment property.

Buying an investment property

Step 1 - Location

Step 2 - Buy quality

Step 3 - Gross vs net returns

Step 4 - Coping with vacancies

Step 5 - Triggers for failure

Step 6 - Top tips

The number of property renters in Australia is rising as homes become less affordable to buy. This is good news if you own an investment property because maintaining a good occupancy rate is crucial to your investment success.

Type the words ‘tenants rights Australia’ into Google and you get 240,000 hits. And while it’s fair to say some pages might be more useful than others, this simple test highlights the vast amount of information now at tenants’ fingertips.

Many tenants are now far more informed of their rights and obligations when renting a property than ever before. They benefit from a wealth of information available online and in magazines and publications that cover a wide range of topics connected with property management.