1. When looking to expand your property portfolio, carefully research locations and consider factors like yield, capital growth, and future development plans that could impact value and rental returns.
2. Add features and amenities that appeal to tenants like views, outdoor space, gym access, and modern lighting to increase rental prices. Basic upgrades can make a big difference.
3. Work closely with your property manager and have clear expectations and processes defined to ensure smooth management of your investment properties. Conduct annual appraisals to evaluate performance and identify opportunities.