by Brendan Goodger | Aug 12, 2026 | Property
Selling a Property With a Tenant in Place? Here’s What You Need to Know Selling a property with preexisting tenants is a promising prospect for many landlords, particularly since it gives them a reliable income stream (rent) while they are looking for potential...
by Brendan Goodger | Jun 25, 2026 | Property
Understanding Easements and Covenants Easements and covenants are legal interests registered on a property’s title that dictate how land can be used. They both “run with the land” – meaning they are passed down to successive owners. What are Easements? Easements give...
by Brendan Goodger | Jun 11, 2026 | Property
Rent Increases: What is Legal And What is Not? While the landlord does have the right to increase rent, the tenant also has the right to refuse to pay it if the rent increase does not follow all the right regulations. In Australia, the landlord must give the tenant...
by Brendan Goodger | May 28, 2026 | Property
Tenant Refusing To Leave? Here’s what Landlords Can Do A nightmare scenario for any landlord is when a tenant refuses to leave when they are required to. Importantly, it is illegal for a landlord to personally evict a tenant through forceful measures like...
by Brendan Goodger | May 14, 2026 | Property
2026 Federal Budget – Changes to CGT and Negative Gearing Labor’s 2026 Federal Budget introduced changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on properties and negative gearing. These changes will have a significant impact on first-home buyers and property investors...
by Brendan Goodger | May 7, 2026 | Property
Lease Expired and No One Noticed? What You Can Do It is not uncommon for a lease to expire without the landlord noticing, leading the tenant to continue operating from the premises, regardless of whether they were aware the lease had expired. What happens next is...
