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More details have now become available on the rent increase freezes, and tenancy terminations bans. These measures have now become law through the COVID-19 Response (Urgent Management Measures) Amendment Act.

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

Obviously, we are all concerned and worried about uncertain times we're facing. The COVID-19 coronavirus is affecting all of us in different ways, and events are developing quickly. We wanted to put together a list of things landlords should consider now that might help to tackle some unprecedented challenges in the weeks and months to come.

Rent collection is probably the most stressful part of being a landlord, but it is a vital part of property management.

Majority of disputes between landlords and tenants happen at the end of the tenancy and usually are about the bond. So landlords should know what amounts they are, in fact, entitled to deduct lawfully.

The landlords are about to face another reset of rental laws as the Government announced another list of changes to the Residential Tenancies Act. These changes will follow recent significant reforms like the banning of letting fees and the introduction of Healthy homes standards.

Long gone are the days when landlording was simple and tenancy laws were clear. So, of course, we've all made some mistakes when it comes to property management. We've decided to put together the most commonly asked questions we receive from landlords about rent and bond payments and set them straight.

Becoming a landlord is a daunting task. Where to start, how to make sure you don't miss anything, what can be done to make sure you don't lose money (and sleep) down the track?

Most landlords want long-term tenants who pay rent on time and look after the property as if it were their own. Unfortunately, expectations don't always meet reality.

Make rent collection simple again!

Negotiating a rent increase with a tenant can be an uncomfortable discussion to have, especially for first-time landlords. You might be worried about offending your tenant, scared they may leave or reluctant to put extra pressure on the relationship you have with them.

Whether your property manager is not looking after your investment the way you expected them to, or you can no longer justify paying high fees, becoming a self-managing landlord can be a great move.

Think you’ve done all you could to maximise your investment return? These simple ideas can help you get ahead.

Can renting out a furnished home really earn a landlord more? Let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons of furnished rentals.

myRent has been accepted as an official supplier by WINZ, meaning landlords who have tenants who receive accommodation assistance payments can use our management service.

As you prepare to move into a new home, budgeting for the initial rent and bond can be tricky. Here’s what to expect about paying rent in advance.

It’s a dreaded situation, rent was due yesterday but it still hasn’t been received. What’s the best way to give your tenant a friendly reminder about overdue rent?

Rent is due and you have a couple of options of how to pay - have you considered paying with your credit card?

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.

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.

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.

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.