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As a wise investor you would be interested in protecting your rights as well those of your tenants.
Entry Condition Reports
As a wise investor you would be interested in protecting your rights as well those of your tenants.
Essentials of a Tenancy Agreement
When a property is rented out, the landlord and the tenant sign an agreement that specifies the terms and conditions pertaining to the rental contract.
Looking After a Rental Property
Taking care of the rental property is the responsibility of the lessor/agent and the tenant. All of them have to make sure that the premises is looked after well according to the terms and conditions of the tenancy agreement.
Rental Rights Come With Responsibilities
Thousands of homes are rented throughout Australia. At the same time, we should be aware of some basic rights and responsibilities for both the lessor and the person who wants to rent—the lessee.
To Charge or not to Charge?
Being a landlord can begin to seem like a bit of a minefield of red tape but, if you complete your end properly, you will find that this red tape actually provides you a great deal of protection by law.
Water Charging System Fair to Both Landlord and Tenant
The water charging system set down by the Residential Tenancies Authority is a fair method of ensuring that the people who are using the water are the ones paying for it. Tenants and landlords both have protection under this system, provided all the criteria are met.
Man’s Best Friend – Man’s Best Tenant?
There are many things to consider when it comes to having pets in rental properties – there are pros and cons for both the landlord and the prospective tenants. It is wise to set out exactly what each party must do before entering an agreement.
To Vacate or Not to Vacate, That is the Question
The world of tenancy agreements can be murky and confusing at the best of times. There are two basic tenancy agreements and each has its own pros and cons. For the purposes of this article, we are exploring the extension of both agreements.
Good Communication the Key to Gaining Access to a Rental Property
A tenant who is paying their rent and abiding by the terms of the tenancy agreement should be able to consider their rental property as their home.
Understanding the Purpose and Limitations of a Tenancy Database
Tenancy databases are electronic registers where, under certain conditions, information about a tenant’s history can be entered for scrutiny by other rental agents, lessors or property managers.
Reasons to Live in Morningside
The suburb of Morningside in Brisbane, Australia is a haven to both future tenants and property owners. The residential and industrial area boasts of various services and facilities, as well as affordable living spaces, making it an attractive place to relocate and live.
Property Management Available for Mt Gravatt Investors
Mt Gravatt is one of Brisbane’s older established suburbs with more than adequate infrastructure for the residents of the area. Well maintained homes give the area a pleasing garden like appearance adding to its appeal.
Carindale
The suburb of Carindale is a beautiful suburb. If you're thinking about moving to Carindale then you can enquire with a property management professional in the area.
Understanding the Term Fair Wear and Tear
The absence of a clear definition of the term fair wear and tear in either legislation or tenancy agreements can cause significant misunderstandings between tenant and landlord. It is generally agreed however, that fair wear and tear occurs over time through normal use while accidental damage happens unexpectedly during an event.
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Jul 21, 2011
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