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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Welcome to the November 2009 edition of the Baird Real Estate Property Management Newsletter.
With 2009 coming to an end quickly, all the staff at Baird Real Estate would like to wish you and your family a happy, safe Christmas and a prosperous 2010.
As you would be aware, recently in the media, there has been numerous discussions on climate change with strategies companies and individuals can do to help limit their “carbon footprint”.At Baird Real Estate, we take climate change seriously and that is why we need you as landlords to help us out by ensuring that your contact details are correct and up to date including email address. This end of month we have upgraded our system, so that if we have an email address for you, you will now be sent your statement electronically to allow us to reduce the amount of paper generated.
If you have an email address and we do not have it, can you please notify us! Having an email address also allows us to send you any information on your investment property if we are unable to contact you on the telephone.
GREEN LOANS
Each year the average Australian household contributes 13 tonnes of greenhouse gas to the atmosphere - enough to fill more than 700 balloons a day. Each household also draws an average of 292,000 litres of water a year. That’s enough for around 12 baths a day. With this in mind, the Australian Government has now introduced a Greens Loans Program to help you make the right choices for your home or your investment property.
If the Green Loans Program may be of interest to you, please contact Nat Maurer on 0438 848 913 or visit www.environment.gov.au/greenloans
VACANCY LEVELS STILL AT 0%
For the last few months we have been continuing to promote the fact that there are more tenants than there are rental properties available. It is not unusual for properties to be leased after just one inspection and more often than not, the landlord has a choice between a number of exceptional tenants. What does this mean for investors? What better time than the present to look to expand your property portfolio, considering that interest rates at still at low levels.
To view our current listings visit our website at www.bairdrealestate.com.au
Kind regards,
Joseph Lorriman
- Ashlee Dodds & Joseph Lorriman