Orbit Property in Newmarket, Queensland, Australia | Estate agent

Orbit Property

Locality: Newmarket, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3706 6625

Address: 98 Enoggera Road 4051 Newmarket, QLD, Australia

Website: http://orbitproperty.com.au

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18.01.2022 We'd love to hear your Christmas Eve tradition! In our house, it is watching a Christmas movie with the Christmas tree lights flashing away then the good old Night Before Christmas book before bed #christmaseve #christmastradition #orbitproperty

14.01.2022 Question of the week: Can I have a pet in a rental property? In Queensland a tenant may only keep a pet if the tenancy agreement states that pets are allowed. Tenants are responsible for any damage caused to a property by a pet. It is common for a tenancy agreement to specify that the tenant must have the property fumigated upon vacating it. #propertymanagement #landlord #investors #tenants #orbitproperty

13.01.2022 Expect great things to achieve great things #happymonday

06.01.2022 Question of the week: How often can you inspect a rental property? In Queensland, routine inspections cannot be performed more than once every three months. A tenant must be given at least seven days' notice before the inspection occurs. #propertymanagement #investors #landlords #tenants #orbitproperty

02.01.2022 From our family to yours, Wishing you peace, love and joy this Christmas

01.01.2022 Question of the week: Can you increase the rent during a fixed term lease? Rent cannot be increased during a fixed term unless it is stated in the tenancy agreement and all of the following occurs: - the agreement states the rent will be increased... - the agreement states the new amount (or how it will be worked out) - the property manager/owner gives the tenant at least 2 months’ notice in writing, and - it has been at least 6 months since the tenancy started or since the last increase The property manager/owner must also give the tenant separate written notice of the increase. It does not automatically come into effect because it is in the agreement. The notice should include the increased amount and the day it takes effect. #propertymanagement #investor #landlords #tenants #orbitproperty If a new agreement is not signed, the agreement becomes periodic with the same terms and conditions as fixed term. The property manager/owner must then issue a notice for any rent increase.