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Top Mistakes First-Time Property Investors Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Jumping into property investment without the right knowledge can be costly. From chasing cashflow without strategy to underestimating maintenance costs, we explore the most common mistakes new investors make—and how to avoid them.

Should You Buy a New Build or Existing Property for Investment? A Landlord’s Guide
Deciding between a new build or existing property as your next investment can significantly affect your returns, tenant appeal, and maintenance costs. Here’s how to weigh up the pros and cons of each option and make the right choice for your investment goals.

Can I Buy an Investment Property?
Thinking about buying an investment property? With deposit rules, equity usage, rental yields, and income testing all in play, it can feel more complex than a game of Monopoly. Here’s a breakdown of how to know if you’re in a position to invest—and what you’ll need to get across the line.

Ready To Buy: 3 Things Investment Property Buyers Can Do To Get Ready
Getting ready to buy your first investment property? It’s not as overwhelming as it might seem. From choosing the right ownership structure to stress-testing your numbers, here are three smart steps to set yourself up for success.

The Top Fears Landlords Have About Tenants – And How to Manage Them
Every landlord has tenant-related fears, from unpaid rent to property damage. But with the right strategies and mindset, these challenges can be reduced or even avoided altogether. Here's how to turn landlord anxiety into confidence.

Pets in Rental Properties: Should Landlords Say Yes or No?
With law changes on the horizon, landlords are being asked to rethink their stance on pets in rental properties. But is allowing furry friends a smart move—or a risk not worth taking? This blog explores the pros and cons of pet-friendly rentals in light of New Zealand’s upcoming Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill.