You have heard it all already. COVID-19 has radically shaped the course of nearly all industries. Rents are falling. Governments worldwide are imposing rent...
Tag - How To
At Keith Hay Homes we get asked this question on a daily basis. In truth, it’s one of the reasons we love this job so much. Don’t get me wrong, property...
*Note that for the purpose of this article we will distinguish ‘letting’ from that of ‘property management’ as understood in the New Zealand context. From 12th...
There are two pieces of law currently in their consultation stages that are simply too important and consequential for landlords to ignore: reform of the...
Setting your rent can be a bit of a Goldilocks Paradox: charge too much, you turn off inquiries; charge too little, you compromise the performance of your...
I was always taught in relation to saving and investing that it is not the amount that counts, it’s where you put it – it’s allocation. Time is an investor’s...
It is easy, in the age of multihyphenates, to confuse being your personal best with being the person who is best in everything. Why wouldn’t you? Our...
The key to surviving in a downward market is having a strategy and set of buying rules that you commit to regardless of circumstance. In this, and in any...
Change is a familiar state for property investors. Tenants churn, the market waits for no one, policy-agenda shifts depending on where we are in an election...
Most investors understand that to become successful, you must network. But so often networking gets cast aside as one of those tedious and dreadful tasks that...
It is often said that real wealth with property comes with time. You are more likely to succeed if you take the long-term approach to accumulate both cash...
Landlords should not be at ease in light of recent reports characterising the Auckland rental market as being under significant demand pressure. Your...
The start of any new journey is undoubtedly daunting and rudderless. Wealth building is no different. Newcomers to the property market often struggle for a...
With interest rates having remained suppressed for as long as they have, chances are many investors are not entirely prepared for the coming rate rises. And...
While we are resolutely not fans of New Year’s resolutions (see what I’ve done there 😉) we have to concede that January is the month of reflection...
Fun fact, the month of January is named after the Roman god Janus. Janus had two faces – one looking backward, and the other looking forward. The...
