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Pets are a large part of our lives and most of us can’t live without them. However, it’s important to know your rights and responsibilities around having a pet in a property. Here we have 3 common questions home owners often have when purchasing or leasing out a property and having pets.

If you’re like us, you probably spent majority of the weekend inside next to the heater or fire place to escape the cold snap that came through Sydney over the weekend. Although it’s much easier to bunker down at home these days due to isolation, as the temperature rises in your home, so does our carbon footprint and energy bills.

The NSW property market is expected to roll out the welcome mat from this weekend (Saturday 9th May) with agents and vendors able to hold traditional property inspections and on-site auctions after a six-week limited shutdown due to COVID-19.

Cleaning hacks for pet owners If you love your furry friend but hate the mess they leave behind, we have created a list of pet cleaning hacks to keep your home cleaner and smelling fresh.

There are many considerations pet owners must undertake if they are living in an apartment. Ensuring you and your pet are comfortable is an essential part to apartment living.

For most of us, at some stage in our lives we will need to rent and it can be daunting at first sight. For any of the many reasons you could be renting for the first time, we appreciate if can be confusing. So here are some tips for when renting for the first time.

Are you struggling to rent a property because you have pets? We have some tips on how to find a pet friendly apartment and win over a prospective landlord.

It is important that the property be maintained to ensure maximum enjoyment of the property and all the benefits that it has to offer. But this will only happen if the property is properly maintained.

Having no rental history is something every prospective renter faces at one point their lifetime, so don’t feel deterred from entering the market.

Many landlords are wary of embracing pet owners as tenants, owing to concerns about stained carpets and chewed door frames. But pet-friendliness could be a major boost to your bank balance, as pet-owning tenants are often willing to pay extra rent.

New tenancy reforms that improve and strengthen protections for victims of domestic violence start on 28 February 2019.

When our team were introduced to Inspect Real Estate a few years ago, we were so excited to jump on board. The innovative technology for our property management team not only ensures our team operates in the most efficient way but is a simple and easy tool for tenants to book in inspections.