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lm2068830 发表于 2016-4-20 21:00 
他自己搞非法分租，没合约，押金不上交，不省报房租，怎么可能报利息。别说ato找他喝咖啡了,有人举报coun ...
足迹上确实充满了自以为了不起，但是其实什么都不懂的XX
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.a ... o_use_an_agent.page
Deciding to use an agent
Information for landlords
Once you have decided to rent out your property, one of the first decisions you will need to make is whether to find a tenant and manage the property yourself or employ a real estate agent to do it for you.
It needn't be all or nothing. You can decide just to use an agent to go through all the applications, find a suitable tenant and do the necessary paperwork. Once this is done, you can then take on the day-to-day management. However, it's not as easy as just collecting the rent.
Managing the property yourself can save you the cost of the agent's fees and help build a more direct relationship with your tenant. This may be an option to consider if you live nearby, have a good knowledge of the tenancy laws and have the spare time to do all the work (such as inspecting the property, organising repairs or going to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal when needed).
If you don't live near the property, are busy or don't know the laws very well, then using an agent may be a better and more practical option.
Whichever way you go, remember that owning a rental property, just like any other form of investment is not without risks. It is important to ensure that the premises is adequately insured. You might also want to consider taking out landlord insurance. This may cover you for losses of rental income if, for example the property becomes uninhabitable, your tenant leaves owing more than the bond or there is a vacancy for some period.
http://www.smh.com.au/money/plan ... 20131111-2xcuj.html
Could you manage it all by yourself?
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