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The only time this would be a tenant issue is if they caused the need for repair. Both of these would be pretty difficult to blame on the tenant. They couldn't really pull the switch off the wall. You couldn't prove that the tenant was over tightening the tap and damaging the washer.

Yeah Keifer's RTA form is the one. If you have any questions in regards to how to fill it in. Let us know we might be able to help.

Question, when you checked with your CBA insurance did you make sure that they would pay over a month in loss of rent if the tenant absconded. With a fixed term lease most insurers will pay rent up and until a new tenant is found. I am surprised that they would pay that for a periodic lease...

Depends on the share house. Recently worked with a lady who had a share house with 4 rooms. Place was a bit of a dump and they didn't keep it maintained, but it was cheap at around $135 a week per room. Main issue was it always took longer than other properties to rent. Although saying that...

Thanks Sez. Keep us posted. I hope the damage isn't too bad.

Yeah it is worth you going. My partner is chairman of a building in Queensland, most investors don't attend the AGM. But he enjoys it when they do.

Oh ..... sounds like they should be staying on Tica then.

Double check they are the PM and not the BDM (Business development manager). You want to meet the one who is managing your property. Also ask will they be the only one managing the property or do they have assistants or split positions within the department. E.G does someone do inspections...

If they paid the debt back in reasonable time then they should have no problem getting their name off TICA.

Make a claim for the bond yourself. At least this will get the ball rolling. The agent will be contacted by the bond board and forced to lodge the paperwork.

Tenants and pools generally don't mix. Another advantage as a landlord sending the pool guy around each month is that they can keep an eye out for you on how well the property is being maintained. Tenants expect to pay for the chemicals and should do most of the maintenance. Your pool...

Just a comment on the BBQ FJO. You need to be really really careful supplying one with tenancy. Actually I would advise all landlords NOT to do so. The potential for safety issues and the dramas at end of tenancy when left full of grease etc is an absolute nightmare. You are also leaving...

Bunnings has a chemical termite spray that you can spray and soak timber around their trail area and it should stop them going any further. Termite guys generally don't like you disturbing them, as it can send them into hiding making it harder for treatment. But really if it saves the house...

Na, If that happened tenants would never sign the new lease. It automatically takes affect regardless of if they sign a new lease or not.

Just claim the loss through your landlord insurance and move on. Not worth the grief. You have no guarantee with the tribunal either. We had a hearing where the tenant claimed they could only pay $5.00 a week. The judge accepted this, so will take them 5 years to pay off the debt.. what...

I would get a second opinion. We have had phone line issues of the same, company one said lots of work was needed, second company fixed for next to nothing. If would be worth checking as I assume it was working previously.

Unfortunately this does happen. I have been a bit pushy in this situation sometimes and just roll on in day after vacate date as though they shouldn't be there. Generally they pretty quickly get the idea and move out. Continual flow of tradies also makes them uncomfortable and encourages...

Agents ditch their tradies as soon as they pull a stunt. So most of them are pretty conscious of not stuffing up. We used to always also give the tradies the LL contact details so they could call them directly from onsite to verify with them if a job was more than what was expected and the costs...

Some agents will, if property is vacant, let you out of the agreement. Seeing as there is no money in your trust account with the agency it will be an effort for them to chase you for the 30 to 90 days worth of management fees they will have missed.

They certainly need to act on your instruction. If they think the price is too high then really that is your issues. Meaning if it doesn't rent because you requested a price too high then you can't turn around and blame the agent for not getting it rented in a sort time. Depending on your...