Lagos : Why we opted for monthly rent paymentLagos : Why we opted for monthly rent payment
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Tag: Landlord
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What Should You Know About Homeowners Associations ?What Should You Know About Homeowners Associations ?
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It’s important to be well-aware of the implications of living in a community with a homeowners associations before you make an offer on a house. If you’re thinking about
All about landlords and credit checksAll about landlords and credit checks
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In the same way lenders scrutinise the credit history of home loan applicants, it’s now standard for Australian landlords to run credit checks on prospective tenants. Landlords run such
A state-by-state guide to tenant and landlord rightsA state-by-state guide to tenant and landlord rights
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Whether you’re a newbie tenant, landlord, or a veteran on the rental scene, it’s good to know your rights – particularly if you’re dealing with property outside of your
How to get a rental property with no rental historyHow to get a rental property with no rental history
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Like many firsts in life, landing your first rental lease can be challenging. Landlords use rental histories to find the most reliable tenant for their home, which means first-time
Tenant rights: a guide to every Australian stateTenant rights: a guide to every Australian state
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If you think the rules and regulations around tenant rights can be somewhat confusing, try moving interstate. While many laws are the same or similar no matter which state you’re
Is It Still a Good Time to Be a Landlord?Is It Still a Good Time to Be a Landlord?
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The renter population is outpacing homeowners in many of the nation’s largest cities. The most recent data shows a slowing rental market as homeownership rates continue to gradually recover from
What are your rights around rental inspections?What are your rights around rental inspections?
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Does it sometimes feel like your landlord has only just had your rental home inspected before they’re requesting to schedule another one? When it comes to rental inspections, as a
Does your investment property do what it’s supposed to?Does your investment property do what it’s supposed to?
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The path to becoming the proud new owner of an investment property is rarely an easy one. To buy an investment property, most Australians have to work hard, exercise extreme
How do I negotiate for a long-term rental lease?How do I negotiate for a long-term rental lease?
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In some parts of Australia, a residential lease longer than 6 or 12 months can be hard to come by, but it is possible to secure one. LJ Hooker’s head