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How do you know they are taking pictures of your stuff?During a routine inspection of an IP can a landlord take pictures of the tenants items in Queensland?
During a routine inspection of an IP can a landlord take pictures of the tenants items in Queensland?
Are they allowed to make excessive noise while taking them.The OP might be referring to his IP and if he's aloud to take photos.Xap?
Are they allowed to make excessive noise while taking them.
I thought you were my tenant for a minute. I don't think so?? I requested my agent take photos as it has new carpet and I was thinking of getting new tiles. It's hard doing colour schemes if you've only seen property twice in eight years!No , we are renting but own a few IPs also. We had an 8.30 am inspection but forgot about it. Our place was not ready - washing up not done etc. The agent came to door unexpectedly and just barged in to inspect. Had a complaint from a know-it-all 25 yo property agent who pissed us off and started taking pictures our place , but they were taking pictures of unwashed dishes and a mound of clean laudrey on the floor. Then she sent an email about 'cleaning issues' . No maintenance/damage or late rent issues though.. Anyway she annoyed us enough to want to move out.
We would sack an agent who treats our tenants who are our source of income and are the ones who look after our assets. Which brings me to an important 'how do you choose a good agent and how can you get more value out of them?' and has anyone got ideas or experience on managing a property without an agent?
Following our inspection we made a list of maintenance matters including an unusable lock. Since we complained about the PM and her housework inspection we have not heard from them at all regarding the maintainence issues. I guess we just pissed them off. Do you know what we should do now? We are in QLD.
During a routine inspection of an IP can a landlord take pictures of the tenants items in Queensland?