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When it comes to managing a rental property, landlords are faced with a crucial decision: Should they opt for the convenience of a Property Management (PM) agency, or take the reins with self-management?

The Government joined forces with the opposition to pass changes to the Resource Management Act in favour of housing densification.

There are many Government incentives available at the moment, which makes building new houses or buying new builds an increasingly attractive offer. These incentives are put in place to increase the national housing pool to support NZ growing population, and stimulate activity in the construction industry to assist economic recovery from the impacts of COVID-19. But is buying a new build a good investment for you?

The past year has brought an avalanche of changes to the NZ rental market. We're sure some of them made you question whether or not it is worth it. Although the full impact of these changes is hard to predict, property investment still remains one of the best investment opportunities in the long run.

You can sell the investment property at any time, including when it is tenanted. Selling a property with tenants can be financially beneficial for investors, but it does complicate things a little. Read on to learn the pros and cons of this choice and how the sale process can take place when the property is not vacant.

Majority of property owners are hardworking people who genuinely want to provide a good home for their tenants while earning reasonable returns. To achieve these goals, a lot of landlords are turning to self-management. So why do so many choose doing it themselves?

You've searched long and hard and finally found an ideal property to buy - but it has tenants. Here is a list of drawbacks and advantages when purchasing a dream investment property when it's tenanted.

Listing your rental property for the first time feels daunting. But it shouldn't be! Here are our tips to start the journey right and make the whole process feel like a breeze.

myRent.co.nz is pleased to announce our partnership with New Zealand Property Investors' Federation (NZPIF). We both share a passion for providing support and solid solutions to NZ property investors.

Becoming a landlord is a daunting task. Where to start, how to make sure you don't miss anything, what can be done to make sure you don't lose money (and sleep) down the track?

We’ve been talking with our friends from KEITH HAY HOMES Drury about property development and sub-divisions, here’s what they had to say:

In a world where there is more information readily available at our fingertips than ever before, it can be quite daunting when trying to find the right information and resources. This is particularly evident with books and podcasts as the market is so flooded these days.

Holidays rentals are a tempting alternative for property investors. Without a doubt sites like Bookabach and Airbnb are disrupting the traditional rental industry.

If you’re looking at making the most out of renovation, you should first decide if you’re intending to keep the property as a rental or flip it for profit.

Being a young property investor is exciting. You have all the time in the world to achieve your dreams, so it’s good that you’re starting early. But there are plenty of challenges that you come across along the way. Here are our tips all young investors should consider before starting their property investing journey.

Building a granny flat in the back garden as an extra room that can be rented out seems like a no-brainer. But can construction costs associated with this build be claimed on tax?

Ever wondered why some properties are rented within days and others sit vacant for weeks on end? Most often than not it comes down to property features and how appealing the property is to potential tenants.

It’s no surprise that a well-renovated, freshly refurbished property attracts more interest from higher quality tenants but also higher rents. If you finally decide to spend some hard-earned money on your investment property, you'll want to make sure the renovation will maximise your rental yields.

Think you’ve done all you could to maximise your investment return? These simple ideas can help you get ahead.

Buying an investment property is an exciting venture, but becoming a first time landlord can be a little daunting. You bought the property... now what?

Can renting out a furnished home really earn a landlord more? Let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons of furnished rentals.

Inherited, bought or taken over ownership of a property with tenants? Want to continue renting it out? Read steps guaranteeing smooth legal transition for everyone involved.

As a landlord, there is never enough time to do everything. Property maintenance and upkeep is often pushed to the side and postponed until a later date. There is no better time than now to spend a couple of hours or even a few days on improving your investment property.

Every property investor with years of experience was once a first-time landlord. Starting your property management journey can be very exciting but also daunting. What should you concentrate on? What mistakes should you try to avoid?