1. When did you last review your rent against the current market?

2. How long has your current tenant been in place?

3. Is your property currently vacant or has it had extended vacancy in the past 12 months?

4. How is the condition of your property currently?

5. Do you know what your property is currently worth on the sales market?

6. Are you aware of your landlord obligations under SA tenancy law?

7. Does your property have a current landlord insurance policy?

8. Have you claimed all available tax deductions on your investment property?

9. Are you happy with your current property management arrangement?

10. Has your property had a formal inspection in the last 6 months?

Your score

Answer the questions to see your score.

What the score means

80–100% — Healthy portfolio
50–79% — Some areas to review
Under 50% — Worth a conversation

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Common things
landlords overlook.

Rent reviews

Many long-term landlords are receiving significantly below-market rent because they haven't reviewed it in years. A rental appraisal costs nothing and could be worth hundreds per month.

Depreciation schedules

A tax depreciation schedule from a quantity surveyor can generate significant deductions — and many investors don't have one. Speak to your accountant.

Landlord insurance

Standard home and contents insurance does not cover rental-specific risks like tenant damage, rent default or loss of rent. Dedicated landlord insurance is a must.

Exit strategy

Knowing what your property is worth on the sales market — even if you're not planning to sell — gives you options. A free appraisal once a year keeps you informed.

Maintenance as investment

Deferred maintenance compounds. Small repairs now prevent expensive problems later — and a well-maintained property attracts better tenants and holds its value.

SA tenancy law changes

SA tenancy law has seen significant changes in recent years. Make sure you're across your obligations around notices, inspections, rent increases and repairs.

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