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All the hard work is done – the property is cleaned and move-in ready, the tenants are screened and selected. But the journey is not over yet. As move-in day approaches, it’s important to complete final few steps before your tenants can officially call your place home.

Two major factors to renting your property out are organising a successful viewing and attracting attention of the right tenants.

Every property investor with years of experience was once a first-time landlord. Starting your property management journey can be very exciting but also daunting. What should you concentrate on? What mistakes should you try to avoid?

myRent has developed a new way to conduct in-person inspection reports. Our property inspection reports are easy to use and provide plenty of space for adding additional details! We are making these reports freely available to all landlords, tenants, and property managers.

Disputes are usually best resolved by negotiation and agreement between landlords and tenants. If you need to go further and seek mediation or a tribunal order, it’s important that you understand your rights and responsibilities as a landlord or tenant.

Renting to students has always been a mixed bag. Some landlords wouldn’t touch it with a stick, while others thrive on filling their investment properties with this (usually) booming segment of the rental population.

Efforts to encourage landlords to insulate their rental properties date back to 2007. The prospect of Rental Warrant of Fitness (WOF) is also gathering momentum. It’s likely that a compulsory WOF will be introduced in the coming years as the newly elected Labour coalition government focuses on housing reform. There is no better time than now to understand what this might mean for you.

If you know a tenancy is ending soon, you'll need to deal with various issues. Follow myRent's guide to avoid the stress of overlooking something important.

What is a Notice to Remedy? When should you send one? How should it be sent to the tenant or landlord?

Renewing your tenancy and thinking about changing the rent? Here’s some tips on what you should consider before deciding to make a change.

Whether you have one or multiple properties, good property management is a vital element of any successful investment.

Maintenance and repairs issues are best resolved through discussion and positive communication between landlords and tenants. It's important to understand your rights and responsibilities when it comes to fixing these issues.

A periodic tenancy has no set end date and continues until either the landlord or tenant gives written notice to end the tenancy. A fixed term tenancy is where the landlord and tenant agree that the tenancy will only last for a set period of time, e.g. one year. If a fixed term expires but neither the landlord or tenant give notice, the tenancy then becomes periodic.

It’s a landlord or tenant’s worst nightmare: finding out that your house used to be a ‘P’ or meth lab. But just how big a problem are ‘P’ properties and what can you do about it?

Paying the correct rent on time is one of the most important parts of a tenancy. If rent falls into arrears, the best way to quickly resolve the issue is for the tenant and landlord to come to an understanding about how the overdue rent will be paid.

How do you prepare your home for rental?

The end of a tenancy can cause uncertainty and stress for landlords and tenants. myRent provides the resources and information to make this process as seamless as possible.

Everyone hates tax time (or even worse having to go to your lawyer or the tribunal). Why struggle through mountains of paperwork, emails or files across all your devices when myRent can generate a full summary of your tenancy in one click?

Got a great tenant and want them to stay? myRent makes renewals easy by sending you reminders and providing all the forms and information you need to make sure the agreement is renewed seamlessly.

myRent’s interactive condition reports allow you to easily capture and record the general state of repair and condition of your rental property at the beginning and end of the tenancy.

Maintenance is one of the largest unknown costs for landlords. It's also an area prone to causing disputes and frustrations between landlords and property managers. myRent does things differently - we put you in control of the process and the costs.

myRent is a secure, reliable, and automated rent collection system accessible from anywhere, on any device.

It is wise to ensure that everything has a paper trail, digitally or in writing. Providing a tenancy agreement is an important part of organising a successful tenancy. myRent allows you to complete tenancy agreements in hours not days from anywhere and on any device

As a landlord you have certain tax obligations each year. You need to keep records, declare the rental income you earn and complete annual tax returns.