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Tips for Finding the Ideal Tenant for Your Rental Property

One of the most significant challenges landlords face is securing reliable, long-term tenants. The right tenant can greatly affect your rental income and ensure that your property is well maintained. Here’s a comprehensive guide from Reliance Property Management on how to find the ideal tenant for your rental property. 1. Craft an Attractive and Informative […]

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Who is Responsible for Maintenance and Repairs in a Rental Property?

When it comes to rental property maintenance, both landlords and tenants share responsibilities. However, it’s essential to understand the specific obligations each party holds to maintain a rental property in good condition. Let’s break down the roles and legal requirements, particularly in the context of Auckland property management. Legal Requirements for Landlords Under the Residential

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Upcoming Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986: What You Need to Know

The New Zealand Government has proposed significant changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (RTA), including modifications to tenancy termination rules. Although these changes are not yet law, the Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill was introduced to Parliament in May 2024, with expected implementation in early 2025. Housing Minister Chris Bishop has stated: “These changes are

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Who Pays for Compensation Orders – The Owner or the Property Manager?

When managing rental properties, knowing who is responsible for compensation orders can be complex. A recent Tenancy Tribunal case sheds light on this issue, offering valuable insights for both property owners and managers. The Case Overview In a recent Tenancy Tribunal case, a landlord who was overseas for more than 21 days had appointed a

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Top 5 Property Management Tips For Multi-Tenant Buildings Of All Sizes

Looking after properties on your own can be very difficult, and managing multi-tenant buildings is even more tricky. Large, multi-tenant structures come with challenges because you will have much more space to manage and tenants to deal with. Things like maintenance and property management fees can become stressful if you don’t have the right knowledge

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The Privacy Act 2020: What Auckland Property Management Investors Need To know.

With major updates now in effect, landlords and property managers must reconsider the type of information they collect from tenants. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has highlighted the rental accommodation sector, aiming to ensure compliance with the Privacy Act 2020. To achieve this, a new compliance monitoring program is being rolled out, along with

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Real Estate Investors Should Hire a Professional Property Manager

So, you’ve invested in real estate. Investing in property is a fantastic way to make money and help people find good places to rent. However, as you probably already know if you’ve invested in real estate, it’s also a full-time property management job. When you have to set rent, collect rent every month, conduct regular

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Property Management Services – A Real Estate Investor’s Best Friend

Property management services provided by an experienced property manager can be an absolute godsend to New Zealand real estate investors. Their help can make your job – and life! – less stressful, allowing you to be more productive with both your professional work and personal interests. However, if you’ve never worked with a property manager

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