Tenancy is under both Tenants as periodic Tenancy, and rent has been on time , long term tenants , no arrears ,and one party gave notice to vacate and accepted the notification to vacate the property in 28 days, for both Tenants.
However the male party who is normally arrogant abusive...
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Joint Periodic Tenancy - one Tenant is adamant not to leave
Last edited by Anita; 25-07-2023, 01:20 PM.
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Pets allowed?
If a Tenancy Tribunal ruling creates a precedent, this seems to open the cat flap to all lots of difficult conversations.
https://forms.justice.govt.nz/search...unal_Order.pdf...1 Photo
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Granny pads on the rundown of unlawful premises, is this an answer?
Agreed Granny pads who have a non relative living in it. Might this actually be plausible? Work like an extremely nitty gritty 'flatmate' arrangement where the flatmate might reside independently to the proprietor of the house.
The Residential Tenancies Act (the Act) is the law that safeguards...
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A good article to demonstrate that not all landlords are making cash hand over fist
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/127...-deloitte-says
I've explained this to a few people who are under the illusion that all landlords are profiteering rich listers, this is a handy link to share with those who struggle...
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Are short term leases still possible?
I have a rental that due to current tenants being less than ideal has ended up rather tatty. To really get it back up to scratch might take a few months given the difficulty of finding tradesmen and materials. This leaves us without rent for quite a while.
At the same time my son and a...
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When does T/A officially ends after termination order? Insurance challenge!
Hello!
hope everyone has had a good holiday break.
We have a question here,if anyone is able to help please? A bit of a long story…
We had a termination order due to tenants causing severe damage late Sep and the tenants were unable to vacate due to no available rentals. ....
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Joint tenants to tenants in common?
I've looked around and I can't get a clear answer. Do I need my ex-wifes consent to sever our joint tenancy agreement and enter into tenants in common?
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Rental agreement
Hi all. My first post.....
I've just terminated my contract with the rental agent and will be taking over the running of the rental myself in 2 weeks time. With all the recent changes in rental laws and the termination of the agent I will need a new agreement with the tenants. I wonder...
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RTA Changes - Tenants Liability for Costs of Accidential Damage
FacebookLive Live: Not all good news.
12.15pm to 1 pm Wednesday 21st August
(Re)making tenants liable for damages sounds like a great idea on the face of it. But it is not all all good news.
Rene Swindley from Initio - Insurance Online joins us at our upcoming...
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Police Involvement in Trashed Tenancies
According to Tenancies Wars, (badly) damaging a tenancy property breaches the Crimes Act. But - supposedly - when asked to investigate, police bow out swiftly, murmuring that such damage is an RTA matter. Is it?
Has anyone tried involving the Police in any wilful damage of a residential...
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RTA and social housing
The RTA s5s (i) says that social housing isnt included in the RTA.
Social housing is defined in s5 2(a) "persons on low incomes"
Does this mean that dwellings that are intended to be used for low income persons is not subject to the RTA??
if so is there another...
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More Election Lolly Bribery from Taxcindarella & Co
Government spends close to a million dollars on skip bins for state house tenants
I wonder where that obligation is written in the RTA?...
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Some think an appartment is not covered by the RTA.
A property investor with five rental apartments in Auckland, who did not want to be named, said he too preferred "flexible arrangements" with his tenants.
His tenants are mainly international students or temporary migrants on work visas who enter flexible agreements which...
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RTA Excluded?
When scouring the RTA for something else, I chanced upon a matter that piqued my interest. So I have a question:
If a LL has a building that is two own-your-own terraced (adjoining) flats, lives in one and lets the other, is any tenancy of that other flat exempt from the RTA, so long as...
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Section 32 RTA
Accelerated rent or damages prohibited.
Would that exclude charging interest on overdue rent?
I realise charging and collecting are quite different things.