I just bought an investment property at Quakers Hill NSW. Not sure if anyone has a good Property Manager to recommend in that area? Any thoughts are most welcome. Thanks in advance!
I don't think it's needed unless you feel there is a fairly large remaining value left from the old stuff.
Once I attended Dym's seminar and she recommended this. It means the valuer will visit your property twice.
You don't seem to know Doonside a lot based on your comment above. In fact, it's the least safe suburb in Blacktown LGA.
There seems more uncertainty than certainty in your deal. Also, I wouldn't recommend you start with sth big as a first time investor.
If I want to find out Housing commssion (HC) houses in a suburb, is the link below where I can subscribe the RP data to obtain this info?
http://www.rpdata.com/connect.html
Also, does anyone could help search only two streets in Doonside NSW about HC houses? Any advice would be much...
Does anyone know if a five or six bedroom house is easy to rent? :confused: I know others (e.g. 3 bedders) are doing quite okay.
Both supply and demand for a 5 or 6 bedder is smaller, but I am not sure if it's still easy to rent.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks and I will wait. Actually I've seen the proposal on the Council website. The current contribution of 18k is not reasonable as it's the same amount contribution regardless you build a house or granny flat.
My IP is at Hornsby. I have a property manager on it. Thanks for your advice! Probably I will drop more to keep my tenants happy. They are so good as they never requested anything.
Thanks for your excellent reply! The IP I am looking at does have granny flat potential, though it's different from the one I asked in the other thread. :rolleyes: