Property Blog
They Come And They Go – Landlords That Is!
I do enjoy hearing and communicating with many of you. I have seen my share of happy and less than happy property investors over the years. Not that all PI’s selling are unhappy. A few months ago I got an angry sounding email from an out of town member who […]
Self resolution of tenancy problems
If you have a tenancy problem the smart thing is to sort it out with your tenant rather than going through the stress of a tenancy tribunal hearing. I have recently done this and both I and the tenant parted on good terms. I had a perfect tenant. She looked […]
Are we the most overpriced property market in the world?
The media tells us every second day we are the most overpriced property market in the world Are we really that bad? Who on earth believes that journalists know as much about the market as you and me? Do they actually tell the truth and are the reports they are […]
What happens to old concrete?
Around 850,000 tonnes of construction and demolition waste ends up in New Zealand landfills each year.
New constructions consistently replace old ones, but what happens with concrete when it’s served its purpose?
How will new Government policy affect property investment?
There are a raft of policy changes in the works that affect residential property investments. With brightline tests, capital gains taxes and new requirements for heating and ventilation, the impact is going to be far-reaching.
When to trim your shelterbelts
With the right expertise, a professional trim can also encourage more growth and train the hedge into the shape you want it.
