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Jan 14, 2026
What Investors Are Seeing in 2026
The property market in 2026 is showing some interesting shifts, and investors are taking notice. While the market can move quickly, understanding trends and opportunities can help you make informed de
Dec 10, 2025
RBA Holds Rates in December
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has wrapped up 2025 by keeping the cash rate steady at 3.60%. While this decision was widely expected, the RBA signaled that inflation remains a concern and rate cu
Nov 11, 2025
How Technology is Transforming the Rental Market
During a recent chat with LAFM’s Shayne, our Business Development Manager, Leanne, shared some fascinating insights into how technology is changing the way we rent, lease, and manage properties across
Oct 7, 2025
Who is Responsible for Pest Control in Rental Properties?
Determining responsibility for pest control in rental properties can sometimes be confusing for both tenants and landlords. While the Residential Tenancies Act doesn’t specifically outline laws around
Sep 9, 2025
RBA October Meeting: What Property Investors Need to Know
As the Reserve Bank of Australia heads into its October meeting, the cash rate is widely expected to remain on hold at 3.60%. Recent stronger-than-expected GDP figures and resilient consumer spending
Sep 8, 2025
Understanding the New Anti-Money Laundering Requirements for Real Estate
An Update on New Anti-Money Laundering Requirements Hi everyone, I wanted to share an update on some important new Australia-wide legislation regarding AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and CT (Counter-Te
Aug 13, 2025
Should You Increase the Rent? What Every Landlord Needs to Consider
Landlords everywhere seem to be looking at increasing rents on their investment properties right now. While a rent increase can boost your income, it’s important to weigh up the potential downsides an
Aug 13, 2025
Tasmanian Property Investors: The Game Has Shifted — Are You Ready?
Right now, investors in Tasmania are navigating a tightrope: strong rental demand on one side, rising costs and political headwinds on the other. With ongoing planning delays and a surge in short-sta