We often get asked by prospective tenants how they can better their chance at getting a rental, so here are a few tips that will help you help us to make our decision. Attend a viewing or get someone to view on your behalf Have your references ready when coming to a viewing- we ask
Ever wondered how rent per room accommodation works? Here’s a few key points for both tenants and owners. All walking distance to City Centre and SIT- perfect for students or workers Most are 5 bedrooms if not more Rent ranges between $120 and $200 per week for either an individual or couple Bedrooms come furnished
With the demand for rental properties continuing to rise and the supply not being able to keep up, now is the perfect time to invest in rental properties. According to Stuff.co.nz the number of inquiries on TradeMe for rentals has increased 17 percent compared to the same time the year before. The national median rent
There have been some changes made to the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act that are worth reading up on. These include: Tenants can now be held liable for damage Landlords and property managers have to disclose all insurance information to tenants The definition of residential premises has been changed Testing for methamphetamine For more information about
Do you own a rental property or have thought about investing in one? As property managers we can assure you that it isn’t as simple as chucking some tenants into a property and hoping for the best. Here at T And T Property Management, we undergo reference and credit checks before tenanting to ensure that
Every rental property in New Zealand requires a working smoke alarm within 3 metres of each bedroom door or in every room where a person sleeps. But when was the last time you checked to see if they were actually working? With it being winter time we tend to use a lot more flammable appliances
Winter time in Invercargill can be tough on your properties, with all the excess moisture in the air and little sun a lot of properties become prone to dampness and mould. Below is an article from EECA Energywise that identifies signs that your property may be damp and ways to help you combat unwanted mould
Housing New Zealand have just published some interesting tips that can help you keep your home warm and dry during these colder months. Make sure to check out the link below for the full article so you’re prepared to take on this winter! https://www.hnzc.co.nz/for-our-tenants-and-their-communities/our-tenants/health-and-safety/keeping-your-house-warm-and-dry/