Whether you are a seasoned renter or new to renting, it may not always be clear the reasons or when you should contact your property manager about your tenancy or the property. For the most part, you won’t need to contact your agent on many occasions and when you do need to, they will usually
Category: Renting
Whether it’s buying or renting, the hunt for a new home can be a time-consuming and pressure-filled experience, especially in a rental market that is in high demand. Renter’s agents have increased in popularity over the years and employing an agent when you are in the market for a new rental is an exercise in
When you are renting it may seem like your options are limited when it comes to gardening or creating your own green space in a rental property. While you can’t make larger changes to the landscaping of the property without the Owners permission, there are alternatives to introduce gardens in your outdoor living space. Pots
When you are renting it may seem that there are a limited number of options for you when it comes to making the property feel like home. While there are legislation and guidelines in your tenancy legislation around alterations to the property, you can discuss minor improvements with your property manager before making any changes
The best-laid plans don’t always go according to the path that you set out on and changes in life circumstances can occur. It may be that you need to downsize or relocate for work or reasons outside your control. It is possible to break your lease should you need to, however, there are requirements and
Pet ownership has been on the rise in recent years as people add furry friends to extend their family units; and while attitudes are evolving, there are still several things to consider before welcoming a new family member, if you are renting. Seek permission from your property manager and landlord Depending on the type of
A condition report is a document provided to you by the Landlord or Property Manager as the second part of the Residential Tenancy Agreement when signing a lease agreement for the rental of a property. The condition report must be provided to you at the time of signing your lease and detail the property condition
Rising costs and tighter rental markets can mean that the cost of rent increases can prove challenging, especially if you need to be in certain areas for work, schooling or near to family or community groups. Some things that are great to consider if you are renting are factors such as budget, affordability, and lifestyle.
If you are embarking on the experience of renting for the first time, there can be excitement around the prospect of the search for your first home. It is important to be organised and aware of what is happening in the market before and during your search. Make a To-Do List Before you start searching
When beginning your search for the next or even your first rental property, it is important to budget for the costs that are associated with both moving and the ongoing expenses. Rent and bond In assessing your rental application, Property Managers will look at your income and affordability for the home. As a rule of