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'Just wanted to know what's fair to do' Agreed Wylie - Beanie Girl asked the question of the forum - what's fair to do -and the vast majority of respondents said the same thing....the forum's answer was more than clear, yet she went ahead and asked it anyway. Does it matter that the...

Two words spring to mind that makes this different Geoff. Passive and disastrous. .....fair enough....if the HWS isn't working at settlement, # 1 it is an active problem that is plainly apparent and can be tested immediately by turning on the hot water tap. # 2 if it isn't working, the...

There's no IF about it. A link was provided for you to the exact legislation governing this particular aspect which 100% definitively places the responsibility on your shoulders as the Landlord. Note well : The governing paperwork between the parties (Landlord and Tenant) is the RTA...

It's simply a stage that all new residential Landlord's go through as they mature. They finally realise that the true burden of the vast majority of things fall into their lap, as dictated by the RTA they are forced to work under. The troubles all originate when young people start investing...

....for today - yes. Now for the future. The real question for you though is what are you going to do to tackle the impost on your future yield with the added expense of clearing the drain that you fret about. Can you on-pass it to Tenants via higher rents, or will you take a hit every...

You can put in whatever you want in the contract for lease....and they can sign it....but that don't mean diddly squat if any of those conditions undermine or contravene any and all of the massive rights afforded to residential Tenants via the RTA...