All properties require money spent and work carried out to maintain its condition, but if you do spend money on your investment property, how do you claim it back? Continue reading...

Smoke alarms are an integral part of all homes in Australia. However, they are not always installed in the correct spots. Tenants’ lives are at risk when smoke alarms are installed in areas where smoke cannot reach them. Continue reading...

There is a proposed student accommodation development at 487 Boundary Street & 40 Wedd Street, Spring Hill Continue reading...

The Brisbane property market remains mostly flat following another quarter of weak growth, while the city fringe suburbs pick up the slack, new analysis has shown. Continue reading...

Ever wondered just how many claims are made on landlord insurance policies each year? Or what landlords are actually claiming for? Continue reading...

The REIQ gives an update on their response to the State Government's review of Queensland's Tenancy Laws announced in November last year. Continue reading...

The Minister for Housing & Public Works, Mick de Brenni has announced Stage 1 of proposed rental reforms that would significantly damage Queensland’s rental market and create the most onerous rental laws in the country. The REIQ strongly opposes the proposed reforms which are a slap in the face to property owners who provide the majority of housing to Queensland’s renters. Continue reading...

Let’s talk about insurance, an area that we believe is not always done as well as it should be. Insurers and policies do vary quite a lot but at first glance, appears to be the same. Importantly, are you paying too much but not properly covered? Continue reading...