Here's the link:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-10-13/lodgings-feature/4311724?section=wa
Sounds pretty horrific. We have, on occasion, found tenants have had friends move in to sleep on the couch, but fortunately only rarely. We dealt with it by sitting down with them and having a very clear discussion about their responsibilities (and ours too) and making it clear that it wasn't acceptable.
I've also had emails enquiring about our properties, which have sounded fine, until it emerged that the person enquiring was one of a family of seven (2 adults, five kids, one a baby). For a two bedroom apartment we considered this wasn't appropriate and told him why. He couldn't understand why it was a problem, but we stuck to our guns.
Anybody else had situations like this 'evolve' in your time owning properties?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-10-13/lodgings-feature/4311724?section=wa
Sounds pretty horrific. We have, on occasion, found tenants have had friends move in to sleep on the couch, but fortunately only rarely. We dealt with it by sitting down with them and having a very clear discussion about their responsibilities (and ours too) and making it clear that it wasn't acceptable.
I've also had emails enquiring about our properties, which have sounded fine, until it emerged that the person enquiring was one of a family of seven (2 adults, five kids, one a baby). For a two bedroom apartment we considered this wasn't appropriate and told him why. He couldn't understand why it was a problem, but we stuck to our guns.
Anybody else had situations like this 'evolve' in your time owning properties?