Renting a property can be an exciting first move out of the nest, a convenience for work, study or travel and a necessity for many people.
Many believe property managers exist for all thing’s property investment Perth. However, this is far from true.
As a property management Perth team, Thought Leaders are here for tenants, finding the perfect rental, securing it and answering any questions along the way.
Read on to find out about the essentials before, during and after renting a property.
Start of lease essentials
When you have found the rental property that ticks all the right boxes and your application has been successful, it’s time to make it official.
Here’s what to do at the start of your lease:
· Read (not just skim) and sign your Residential Tenancy Agreement form.
· Be sure to make and keep a copy of anything and everything that you sign.
· Seek advice from your property management Perth team for any tenancy issues or questions
· Check to see if your new rental property is completely safe (doors, gates, locks etc).
· Complete a Condition Report if you have paid a bond. This can be added to or edited and completed by the real estate agent.
· Take photos of the property before moving in. This will make it easier if any issues arise later on.
· Complete and sign the Bond Lodgement Form and keep the receipt.
· Contact the utility companies of your choice to ensure they’re connected by the time of moving.
As always, your property management Perth team are here to help with any questions or concerns you may have about your rental property and rights and obligations as a tenant.
During the lease
Once you’ve moved in, settled in and made the place your home – there’s some essentials to consider during your stay.
These include:
· Clear and honest communication with your property management Perth team, reporting any problems that may arise. This includes any repairs that may need attending to (in writing).
· It may sound obvious but pay the bills on time!
· Keep a copy of all records, like rental receipts.
Want to know a top tip? Keep the property reasonably clean tidy. Why? Because it will help minimise any problems that may occur, helping immensely before and during a rental inspection.
Many first-time tenants worry too much about the to-do lists at the start and end of the lease. However, it’s during the lease that it’s crucial for tenants to maintain communication with their property management Perth team.
End of lease essentials
The time has come for you to say goodbye to your rental property.
What are the essentials upon your departure?
· Give adequate notice when planning to leave
· Pay any outstanding rent
· Check your utility responsibilities
· Clean the property and take photos (after you move the furniture)
· Speaking of furniture, don’t forget to take all your belongings with you!
· Keep the Condition Report in the case of a dispute
· If you paid a bond, complete the Bond Claim and return it to the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority. Make sure it’s signed by you and your landlord or agent.
To ease the stress, it’s so important to choose a property management Perth team that listens to and works with tenants from the first-time tenants to the seasoned ones.
Thought Leaders Real Estate are here to help you find the rental of your dreams and guide you through the rental process from start to finish.
Need help finding a property? Contact Thought Leaders Real Estate today for a property management Perth team to help you with your rental search.
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