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Investor Articles
Owning an investment property can be a great way to build long-term wealth, but it can also be a time-consuming and stressful experience, particularly if you are managing the property yourself. This is where a property manager can make a big difference.
Tenant selection has become harder and more important than ever following the removal of no-cause evictions. Luckily, Property Managers have a couple of useful tools in their tool box when it comes to choosing tenants for a property investor.
Renovating a rental property can be a smart investment to increase the return on your investment. Here are some renovation ideas that can help you improve the value of your rental property in New Zealand.
Hamilton is the fourth largest city in New Zealand, located in the North Island. It has a growing population, strong job market, and relatively affordable housing compared to other major cities in the country. As a result, it has become an attractive destination for property investors.
As a landlord, you have to ensure the safety and comfort of your tenants, maintain the property, and deal with unexpected events such as property damage, loss of rent, and legal liabilities. These events can be stressful and expensive, which is why it’s important for landlords to consider having landlord insurance.
As a property investor you have the choice of managing your investment properties yourself or delegating the day-to-day management to a Property Manager. Engaging a Property Manager is the preferred option for many investors in today’s more complex property market. However, it is critical that you choose your Property Manager wisely as proactive and effective property management will considerably increase the return from your investment property.
The OCR, home loan interest rates, break fees, the RBNZ (what's up with all these acronyms?) - we break down and explain everything to do with home loans and the ever changing rates.
Since February 2021, tenants can ask to make changes to the rental property and landlords must not decline if the change is minor. Landlords can, however, set reasonable conditions.
Lying awake wondering why banks been busy cutting home loan rates this month? Well, wonder no more.
House prices are dropping fast and it looks like the rate of rent growth is on the slide too. The average rent for our Hamilton portfolio has dipped twice in the last 6 months. Great news for tenants.
Struggling to find an investment property in Auckland or Hamilton that pays the bills and covers your costs? We might just have the answer for you, in the South Waikato.
In April Trademe reported that national and Waikato weekly rents were both up 7% annually, closely in line with inflation which is running at 6.9%. Unfortunately, Trademe didn’t give data on Hamilton’s suburbs, so we decided to crunch the numbers ourselves!
