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The Crucial Benefits of Staying on Top of Rent Arrears: Ensuring a Prosperous Landlord-Tenant Relationship
In the dynamic world of property management, staying on top of rent arrears is not just a routine task; it is a fundamental aspect that can significantly impact the success of a landlord-tenant relationship. As landlords, property managers, or property owners, proactively managing and preventing rent arrears brings forth a plethora of benefits that extend beyond financial considerations.
The Significance of Rental Property Maintenance in New Zealand: Nurturing Homes, Satisfied Tenants
Maintaining a rental property goes far beyond mere upkeep-it is a fundamental aspect that not only safeguards the investment but also plays a crucial role in fostering positive landlord-tenant relationships. In the realm of Kiwi property management, prioritizing maintenance is synonymous with creating safe, comfortable, and desirable homes for tenants. Let's delve into the importance of rental property maintenance and its far-reaching impacts on both landlords and tenants.
Professional property manager vs self-manager:
If you are considering managing your first property, there is a list of pros and cons to think about. The first question is, "Is it worth your time?" This is what property managers do; they oversee up to 120 properties and are dedicated to ensuring everything is done correctly. They have the education to handle problems and know the necessary steps if the tenancy tribunal needs to be involved.
Pet Bonds
The government is introducing Pet Bonds. What does this mean for tenants and landlords? The Facts:
64% of Kiwi households have at least one fur baby.
Before 2020, there were around 4.4 million fur babies in Kiwi households.
According to the latest Companion Animals New Zealand report, there were:
850,000 dogs,
1.2 million cats,
120,000 rabbits,
70,000 horses, and
1.37 million fish.