Naomi Thomas - The Real Estate Review

02/07/2019

The RBA has cut official interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to a new record low of 1 per cent, in the second consecutive cut in a month. http://bit.ly/2xquNgu

08/06/2019

The weather isn’t ideal outside so what questions about realestate can I answer for you?

21/05/2019

REIWA congratulates Scott Morrison and the Liberal National Party on being re-elected to Government in the 2019 federal election. Find out why this is good for the housing market.

13/05/2019

First home buyers will get government support to get to a 20 per cent house deposit if the coalition wins the federal election.

02/05/2019

Labors changes to negative gearing are going to affect the property market.

Make sure you do you research before voting in the upcoming election as this could affect you.

Some of Australia’s lowest income households would face rent hikes under Bill Shorten’s plan to end negative gearing as we know it.

Read more: https://www.laborstaxbill.com.au/taxes/labors-housing-tax

02/03/2019

Wow

06/10/2018

Little bit of Saturday fun 😂

03/10/2018

03/10/2018

Unsure how much your property is worth?

17/09/2018

The lessor makes no representations about the availability of telephone lines, internet lines or any other communications services to the premises.

The tenant must make his or her own enquiries regarding the availability, cost and/or installation of those services.

The tenant is allowed to install and/or attach cabling, telephone lines and/ or communications lines to the premises provided no damage is done to the premises.

If at the end of the residential tenancy the lessor requests the cabling and/or communications lines to be removed, the tenant must remove them and make good any damage caused by that removal. If any cabling, telephone lines and/or communications lines installed or attached by the tenant are left remaining at the premises or attached to the premises at the end of the tenancy, with the lessor’s consent, those items become the property of the lessor.

If you are unsure who is responsible please do not hesitate to message me

12/09/2018

S is for Strata…

A strata complex is a group of properties that all share the same common area. They all have different set ups from strata complex to strata complex. There are many differences including unit entitlements and who is responsible for what.

Owners pay strata levies to maintain the common grounds and pay for accounts that relate to all owners.

Strata meetings are held to discuss the common areas to ensure the grounds are being maintained.

If you would like any information with regards to strata properties please give send me a message