FAQ for Tenants

Important Information for Tenants Leaving Darwin for the Festive Season

Monday, December 24, 2018

UPDATED DEC 2019. As we approach the festive season, and everyone leaves Darwin, there are a few things that tenants need to be mindful of such as wet weather, storms, cyclones, leaving your home empty for a few weeks, smoke alarms going off, mould and your pool etc. We have provided some information below to help you prepare to enjoy your time off.

6 Tips: How to win your Tenancy Application

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

After living in my own home, being an investor and being in the Property Management industry, I thought Property Managers would take one look at my application and hug it to their chest in excitement! Haha. Nope!

EasyBondpay: Making renting easier for you!

Friday, April 21, 2017

EasyBondpay provide same day Rental Bond Loans so you can ease the pain of moving home and pay your rental bond over 6 or 12 easy monthly installments. Applying is easy and no credit rating is required.

Tenant Question: What should I do if I damage something in my property?

Monday, March 13, 2017

When renting making damages in a property can put you in a very confusing and sticky situation. One of our tenants recently asked "What should I do if I damage something in the property I'm renting and/or if something in the property falls into disrepair?"

Tenant Question: How does an agreement turn into a periodical agreement?

Wednesday, March 08, 2017

One of our tenants recently asked "Can you please explain how an agreement turns into a periodical agreement?"

Air conditioning problems?
What to check for.

Thursday, February 23, 2017

How do you know if your air conditioner is at the stage where you need a professional to have a look at it? Before calling a contractor there are a few simple things you can look at avoid a hefty repair bill, or a bill for something you could have done.

Ultimate Moving Checklist - Sally Wood, Kent Relocation Group

Thursday, February 23, 2017

When it comes to moving home you want to reduce your stress levels as much as possible. A little bit of panic and hand wringing is completely normal when undertaking a project as big as moving your entire life. But it’s important that little bit of panic doesn’t snowball into a torturous ordeal. Sally Wood gives us the Ultimate Moving Checklist including the little things you wouldn't think about before its to late!

“But I paid two weeks in advance …” How it works.

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

We are regularly asked the question: “What about my two weeks in advance?” This question is usually asked about two weeks prior to tenants vacating. The assumption that they don’t need to pay their rent two weeks prior to moving out is incorrect. We’ll try and simplify the explanation: