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If eligible you can serve a notice to your tenants to end tenancy or schedule the tenancy to end if you have already served notice by following the steps below:

To schedule a rent increase for your tenancy through myRent, please follow the steps below:

Legislation has been drafted to restrict tenancy terminations during Alert Level 4.

The Government unveiled more information on plans that would bar landlords from deducting the interest costs of their mortgage from their tax bill.

Discussions about vaccination have been seen creeping into virtually every public and private sphere — personal relationships, work, and even the rental housing sector.

If your tenancy has been secured with a signed agreement and first payment or is no longer available, we recommend to remove your listing. If your tenancy paperwork and payment is still pending we recommend to mark your listing as under offer in the meantime until these steps are completed. You can remove your listing by following the steps below

We believe in upfront, transparent pricing. You can find the breakdown of all our fees on our pricing page.

You can edit your listing by following the steps below:

If your tenancy has been scheduled to end in myRent, you change the end date by followings 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

There's no GST to pay on rental income from long-term residential renting.

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

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.

It is common to charge a Bond equivalent to 4 weeks rent, but in some cases, a landlord may choose to charge less or not to charge any bond.

No. The tenant is legally required to pay rent up until the tenancy end date. The purpose of the bond...

We've put together the most commonly asked questions we receive about managing tenancies during the Lockdown.