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If eligible you can serve a notice to your landlord to end tenancy or schedule the tenancy to end if you have already served notice by following the steps below:

As we move away from the alert level system, the COVID-19 Protection Framework is setting in. So what restrictions apply to different traffic light settings, and what do they mean to landlords and tenants?

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You can find the payment & unique reference details assigned to your tenant or as a tenant by following the steps below

Yes. It's still possible to submit an application for a property marked as "under offer". The applicat...

It is common to charge a Bond equivalent to 4 weeks rent, but in some cases, a landlord may choose to charge less or not to charge any bond.

No. The tenant is legally required to pay rent up until the tenancy end date. The purpose of the bond...

So you're renting out a property with a pool. Lucky tenants! But who should be responsible for keeping it clean and paying for necessary repairs?

11 February 2021 is a big day. The second phase of The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (RTAA) is coming into effect. What every landlord needs to know.

After over 100 days without any community transmitted cases, New Zealand is back to Alert level 2 and 3.

With myRent you can now advertise your rental property on Trovit.

The tenancy termination restrictions are lifted but the rent freeze remains in place until 25 September 2020.

The Government has announced some clarification about Level 3 restrictions. Here is what you need to know about conducting inspections and addressing maintenance issues.

Under Alert Level 3, we will still have significant restrictions on our day-to-day lives. Still, the Government has announced important improvements to the realestate sector, which will allow many landlords to regain some normality.

Sometimes a tenant wants to leave the property. But the tenancy isn't ending, as other tenants would like to continue with the lease, and/or a replacement tenant is found. What options are available? and how best handle this change of tenant process?

The Government has recently broadened its wage subsidy scheme in an attempt to keep more people employed. Many landlords have questions about this incentive, what it covers, and how it works. Here are some answers to the most commonly asked questions.

Residential Tenancies Act amendments have been introduced to clarify landlords' obligations through the COVID-19 and four-week lockdown period.

We understand that many of you will be feeling unsettled by the current unfolding Covid-19 situation, which is impacting our lives.

Landlords should prepare for a country-wide lockdown starting this week and consider how the COVID-19 crisis might change your obligations as a landlord.

Due to the spread of COVID-19 and the new lockdown laws, new restrictions now apply to NZ rental market.

From 27th August 2019 the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2019 requires landlords to provide all new tenants with details of their property insurance.

Landlords and tenants are both responsible for paying bills.