3 minute read COVID has forced every industry to embrace new technologies, to cope with the challenges of the pandemic. Learning how to remain productive while away from the office has plenty of lessons for the property industry when it comes to moving with the times. Those who remain stuck in their ways risk being […]
The COVID pandemic has dramatically altered the real estate industry, from lifestyle aims to the way properties are bought and sold.
You’re a nervous first-time landlord or you’re a pro investor to whom rentals are old hat. Either way, it never hurts to learn more about landlord ups and downs.
Ideally, your set and forget investment property should be wending its way through life, enabling you to enjoy increased funds and causing you few problems, either with bad tenants or major fix-ups. But even for experienced investors, this isn’t always the case. Here are some tips on what to do if your great investment is, well, not doing so great.
Whether you’re preparing for your first or your 10th home purchase, it’s crucial to get your loan application ready. But where to start with so many issues to consider? Throw away your dismay and settle in for a long – but exciting – haul!
With Budget 2020 just behind us and plenty of COVID-19 unknowns ahead of us – and all amidst real estate’s traditionally busy spring season – what does the future look like for the market’s post-virus future?
If you’re a sole trader or similar, working from home is an easy, nothing new experience but for others, especially parents, there’s nothing easy about working “remotely”. Here’s how to work well – and keep your mental health intact – in your in-house office.
In a massive day for Australia’s financial future, October 6 saw the federal government reveal its most critical budget since the Great Depression. Along with the “recovery budget” – which has seen $98 billion in COVID-19 support, along with tax cuts, tax breaks and wage subsidies – came the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)’s monthly cash rate announcement.
COVID-19 has forced many people to become tech whizzes and never more so than when it comes to video conferencing calls. Whether it’s for get togethers with family and friends or for professional business meetings, Skype, Zoom, Google Hangouts and more are now the bee’s knees for adults and kids alike.
Champagne bottles are popping across the Victorian real estate industry as doors open to in-house inspections for the first time in two months. Under Andrews’ government’s COVID-19 stage 4 restrictions, only online inspections have been allowed since August 2, crippling a sector usually planning for its busiest season.