Random question.
We have a retail rent review to do in Auckland CBD to market.
Is there any freely available info on this anywhere or do I need to talk to an agent ?
Would be good to have something solid to back my market rent review up with incase it goes South.
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Property Management software - things getting mixed up
Pukeko and Ironbridge property management companies use the same software. If you try to change the login password from Ironbridge it goes to Pukeko as one may have used their services before. I am trying to sort out this issue without success at the moment. Has anybody experienced this type of issue...
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$150 a week increase then a few weeks later given 90 days to leave
There are definitely LLs out there with zero scruples...
See the Stuff article - tenant had their rent increased by $150 a week - definitely well over the top - and then once that's in place gave her 90 days to vacate for 'renovations'.
Reading between the lines - the high...
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Petrol prices at the pump !
Since fuel prices affect everything in life including rents and mortgage affordability, let's see who's neighborhood has the highest fuel prices.
So far:
BP connect Auckland Southern Motorway Papakura
91/ $3.27Last edited by Jeffa; 08-03-2022, 07:41 AM.
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Claim for part of bond refunded to tenant in error by Bond Centre
We, the property owners and managers, reached an agreement with exiting tenants: we would claim a portion of the bond paid at the beginning of their tenancy and they, the tenants, agreed to our claim. We duly completed a bond dispute form and it was lodged with the bond centre, i.e. the landlord did...
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New Tenancy laws....Fixed term Tenancies
Am I right to assume that the only way to have any say on reasonably ending a tenancy is to either 1-Keep doing fixed term (by agreement) or 2- end the fixed term at the end of the term (if there is no agreement for another fixed term) and look for another tenant who is in agreement for a new fixed...Last edited by skid; 09-02-2021, 07:37 PM.
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Fixed term tenancy
Hi Property Investors,
I heard from a friend that after the tenancy reform next month, we can no longer demand the tenant to renew a fixed term tenancy, and it will become periodic tenancy. If this is true can the landlord still end the fixed term tenancy? And then re advertise it for new...
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Property Management Fee - Auckland
Hi All,
What are you paying for property management fee in Auckland, Mt Eden area. Mine is over 10%
Anyone know a good property manager around this area?
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Advice please- How to reduce mosquitoe outbreak.
Can you please help? Mosquitoes!
I live in West Auckland and my property is located on a 1400 square metres of land. I have a decent amount of native trees surrounding the perimeter of the land area. Also, At the back of the house runs a small creek that runs from one end of the property...
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PM: advertising + tenant selection only?
Hi,
Newbie to this forum - appreciate the advice and knowledge shared by all.
My question is: I have a property in Dunedin, and live in Auckland. I have family in Dunedin who can manage the property day-to-day but are uncomfortable advertising, vetting and...
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Insurance Problem
We took out insurance through Real Landlord Insurance (rlinz) which was a suggestion from our property management company when we bought our rental. A number of years later we are looking at selling the property. On phoning rlinz they advised that as they only insure the property when it is tenanted...
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Property management
I just started a new job as a property manager, happy to answer any questions about my experience. I also am looking for an investment property of my own. How property management companies work is very interesting.....
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Property management fees percentage
Hi guys,
I'm considering taking on a property or two (which I don't own) to manage.
What is an acceptable percentage on the rent to charge? And hourly rate for anything else required? Any other comments welcome!
Cheers, Hound
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Legislation to ban letting fees
Now that this is closer to being passed and possibly by end of 2018, what are the views on this?
As is suggested it is likely that rents will go up to compensate for this.