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There is more to the vacating process than a final inspection and releasing the bond. We have complied a checklist to follow to ensure that all of the bases are covered before you release the tenants’ bond.

Even a good tenancy can turn bad. If the tenant's circumstances change sometimes the tenancy will become unstable. This can result in rent owing and the property not maintained. It pays to be properly insured, even with a good tenant.

Attracting good tenants seems to be a daunting process, however it is not as complicated as you may think, as long as a number of steps are followed.

Sometimes ‘out with old and in with the new’ is a great concept but certainly not in the case of our service and how we deal with people on a day to day basis.

Bond is money that a landlord can ask tenants to pay as security when they move into a property. So how much bond should you take?

The new Healthy Homes legislation was passed at the beginning of December 2017. We are unsure at the moment of what this will mean exactly in regards to heating and ventilation however in the meanwhile both the landlord and tenant have responsibilities to ensure the home is dry and well-ventilated.