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Sep 6, 2023
5 reasons why your rental application may be refused
Perth landlords are spoilt for choice at the moment and this can make things difficult for people who are looking for properties to rent. At D Residential, we often hear from applicants who are fru
Aug 8, 2023
Discover D Residential: Who we are and what we do
Investing in property is an excellent strategy to build wealth and create a more secure future, but you need the right support if you want to avoid the potential pitfalls. At D Residential, we prov
Jul 5, 2023
New rental laws for WA
UPDATE: The West Australian Government has now introduced legislation into Parliament which proposes a series of residential tenancy law reforms this is one step closer to seeing these reforms actual
Jun 7, 2023
New build incentives for investors
The rental market in Perth is experiencing near unprecedented challenges due to a lack of available homes to rent and a slowdown in construction industry availability. To combat the problem, the st
May 4, 2023
Are you tax compliant as a property investor?
With tax time fast approaching, it’s essential to know what investment property expenses and income you will need to declare on your tax return in relation to your investment property. Investment p
Mar 29, 2023
How to minimise the holding costs of your investment property
While there is the potential for long-term growth in the value of a Perth investment property, there are costs involved with owning this kind of asset. To maximise profits, it’s important to minimi
Mar 2, 2023
How to be a great landlord (and still make great returns)
Owning an investment property in Perth is a smart strategy to secure your financial future. However, it is a give-and-take arrangement with your tenants. If you’re a ‘great’ landlord, the people who l
Feb 9, 2023
Where to invest in Perth if you want steady occupancy
One of the most important things to consider as an investor is occupancy. When you don’t have someone paying rent, it will be up to you to cover the mortgage and other holding costs in full, which wil