Photo by iStock
22 January 2020
While no one has a crystal ball, a good indicator of potential house price gains and falls is changes to residential rents. As a barometer of demand and supply driven by changing demographics, migration and construction...read more
Photo by iStock
21 January 2020
Most property owners would shudder to think about how to cope if a costly defect was found in their apartment. And many may believe this is only a problem for those affected by the highly publicised Opal Tower...read more
Photo by iStock
18 September 2019
Have you have been struggling to find tenants for some time now? You have a right to be concerned, however, try not to stress too much, as we have our top 4 tips for leasing your rental despite it being on the...read more
Photo by Debora Cardenas on Unsplash
07 August 2019
Having access to lump sums of cash opens the door to many possibilities, but alas this almost never occurs. Like your tenant, most jobs pay you weekly, or monthly and saving is hard. Unless you’re a high roller, or you’ve won the lottery most Australian property investors have simply worked hard to buy an investment property as part of their retirement...read more
10 July 2019
For the first time in 12 years Sydney rents are falling and properties are taking longer to lease. Understandably, that can be stressful for landlords. On average, it takes 32 days to find a tenant in Sydney and in suburbs like Box Hill and Windsor it’s taking almost twice as long. Most landlords use their tenant’s rent to pay the mortgage and about 1/3 have less than one month’s buffer to cover mortgage...read more
Photo by Heidi Sandstrom on Unsplash
26 April 2019
FutureRent gives landlords early access to their rental income. For the fist time, landlords have the option of getting paid now and letting the tenant pay it back over time.
If your investment property is rented, you can unlock the power of up to $55,000 rent, paid upfront. If your investment property is for rent, you can get paid 4 weeks’ rent upfront to cover... read more
You can get up to $47,555 upfront, which is based on you also getting 20% of all rent collected and FutureRent being repaid from the balance over 12 months. You can increase your ongoing share of rent collected - how much of your tenant’s rent would you like to continue to receive?
20%
Slide the green dot below to adjustBased on what you told us, you can get
and $x,xxx each week from your tenant
No loans, no banks, no obligations
Prefer to talk to someone? Call (02) 9358 1556
You have been sent a confirmation code to your mobile phone.
Please enter the 6 digit code below.
Please enter the confirmation code sent on your email address.
