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Summers can turn many Australian homes into ovens. The escalating heat waves have some renters considering upgrades to beat the extreme heat. Can a tenant install an air conditioner? Are landlords responsible for air conditioning? In this guide, we’ll explore regulations on air conditioning in rental properties. We’ll also discuss how to enhance your living […]

Thoroughly screening potential tenants is one of the most important steps a landlord can take when renting out a property.  Taking the time to carefully evaluate prospective tenants can help find responsible, reliable long-term renters and minimise risks like missed payments or property damage.  The screening process involves multiple components, including rental applications, background checks,

When searching for a rental property in Australia, most landlords or property managers will conduct a tenant screening report on applicants before approving them.  Tenant screening reports help landlords review a renter’s credit history, rental history, criminal background, income, and other key qualifications to determine if they will be a reliable tenant. As a renter,

When looking for a rental property in Australia, you’ll likely have to go through a tenant screening process. Most landlords and property managers will check your credit report, credit history, references, and background as part of evaluating rental applications. A common question that comes up is whether these tenant screenings can impact your credit score.

Renting out property in Australia can be a rewarding venture. It offers landlords a steady income stream and an opportunity to invest in real estate. However, the path to successful property management isn’t without its challenges. Principally, one of the most critical aspects of being a responsible landlord is ensuring that your tenants are reliable

Paying rent three months in advance can provide both tenants and landlords with certain advantages and disadvantages. This unique arrangement allows tenants to demonstrate financial stability and commitment while giving landlords a sense of security. However, it also comes with some potential downsides and limitations. In this post, we explore the nuances of prepaying rent