Many landlords who lease their property often have a mindset of ‘holding out for the highest rent’, thinking the sky is the limit in a competitive rental market. Many even do this if it means losing several weeks of rental income, with an over-priced and sometimes assumed rent without substantiating evidence.
What does ‘holding out for the highest rent’ mean for the overall … Read the full post »
WOW! So stoked to receive these wonderful words of thanks from a client we sold for in Morley this month. It’s what it’s all about and why we LOVE our job! “Steve provided a no fuss and direct service. A refreshing approach from the over priced and under performing agents currently operating in the central/eastern Perth suburbs. Property sold in 4 days and … Read the full post »
Most grasses love our hot summers and have plenty of vigorous growth over this time. Now is the best time to start feeding and preparing your lawn for the coming winter months. The optimum time to do this is two applications of fertiliser; one in March and one in April/May. (before the weather gets cold) A fertiliser high in potassium will give your lawn protection … Read the full post »
The short answer is Yes! In most states and territories (including WA), a pool requires a fence when it is filled (or capable of being filled) to a depth of 300mm (30cms) or more.
This basically means that most portable pools fall under this legislative requirement and therefore you could be fined for not having a fence around your portable swimming pool.
Portable pools … Read the full post »
There’s no doubt that Christmas Eve is one of the most exciting nights of the year for most children. The magic and the anticipation all makes for the perfect evening.
To make Christmas Eve that much more special and perhaps distract the kiddos from Santa’s impending visit try creating some new traditions to add to the list of things the family looks … Read the full post »
As a tenant you do not receive your water bill directly from Water Corporation. The landlord or Radi Estates receive the bill, we then invoice you, the tenant for the consumption component of the bill.
Water Corporation invoice customers every 2 months. Each bill consists of 2 parts: the service charge (or water rates) which are the owner’s responsibility; and the water … Read the full post »
What the Tenancy Agreement states: In accordance with the tenant’s obligation to keep the premises in a reasonable state of cleanliness pursuant to section 38(1)(a) of the Act, the tenant must keep the premises in a clean and sanitary condition and free from dirt, oils, grease, insects and vermin.
As a general rule, any infestation of pests such as rats, mice, possums, cockroaches, … Read the full post »
Holidays should be about rest and recharging, not creating major headaches. If you’re heading out of town, take these simple precautions to keep your home safe and give you peace of mind.
Do yourself a favour and to relieve the tension of possible disaster when you leave your house empty over the holiday period with our top 5 tips.
1. Lock up when … Read the full post »
Well especially at this time of the year, a lot of the active buyers in the market place who are ready to make a move at the busiest social time of the year, are buyers they normally have a deadline looming. One of the main deadlines in great family areas at this time of year with property moves is around the school … Read the full post »
With the average selling days on market at an all time high, we are constantly asked by clients, can we sell our property with a tenant in it?
It’s not just a straight forward answer, and something that should be considered carefully.
Selling a tenanted property often makes financial sense for investors. Not only do you need to sell at the time that’s right for … Read the full post »
No one wants to be the Grinch who stole the Christmas spirit, but a gentle reminder to our fabulous tenants about festive season safety could help prevent a fire and save both tenants and landlords heartache, loss and even lives.
Please read some of our safety tips to keep you and your family safe throughout the festive season:
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS – A house … Read the full post »
As a renter with pets, you are probably aware that it is difficult to find pet friendly properties. One thing that could be helpful is a pet resume. Creating and using a pet resume will give your potential landlords all of the information they need to prove you and your pet will be great tenants. So, before you start house hunting, … Read the full post »