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When advertising your property on you have an option to display your full address or to show the suburb only. For best results, we would generally recommend showing the full address. But if you'd like to "hide" your address, please follow the steps below

You can re-list a property that you had previously listed on myRent by following the steps below.

You can softly decline applicants through their enquiry by following the steps below.

You can upgrade a listing that is already published to include the Trade Me or realestate.co.nz options by following the steps below:

You can edit your listing by following the steps below:

Your listing will normally be active within a couple of hours.

myRent will push your changes immediately.

Applicants can send an enquiry to you directly through the listing on every site where we advertise your property.

Any photos that you upload should be 6mb or less and be in .png or.jpeg format

Yes! All of our products are designed to work independently of one another. You can choose to use myR...

Unfortunately not.

Tenants apply to rent your property directly from your listing.

Unfortunately not.

Once you have a signed tenancy agreement and your tenants have paid their advance rent and bond to secure the tenancy we would then recommend removing your listing.

An Open Home is designed to create maximum exposure so doesn't have any restrictions as to who can attend.

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

To our myRent community

Kiwis own more pets per household than anywhere else in the world. Unfortunately for renters, only 13% of landlords allow pets in their rental properties. So, what are the pros and cons of allowing a four-legged co-tenant to move in, and what opportunities are you missing out on by having a hard "no pets" policy?

Every successful search starts with a great listing.

Selecting a suitable tenant is not unlike the hiring process. Finding a tenant who pays rent on time, communicates well, follows the rental laws and looks after the property takes some time and effort.

Now that the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2020 is introduced renting is not going to be quite the same. New rules mean increased risks for many landlords. So screening tenants carefully has never been more important.

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 Homes.co.nz. This will give your listing more exposure and attract yet another source of potential tenants.

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