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As a landlord you have the right to access your rental property at certain times with proper notice and after permission has been granted by your tenant. These rules help to ensure that your tenants are receiving their entitlement to quiet enjoyment.

Updating to Under offer lets landlords concentrate on the new tenancy paperwork but just in case tenants don't pass referencing or the tenancy falls through we continue to collect enquires.

In the current property market where 32% of households rent, and an estimated 40% of rentals managed by property management companies, it is important for property owners to receive feedback from the end-users, tenants, to understand their experience living in rental accommodation.

Economic pressures, a tight rental market, a new government, and concerns over rental safety have created an atmosphere ripe for reform of tenancy law. But just what is being considered, and how will it affect Kiwi property owners and renters?

Under New Zealand law, most transactions, contracts, and agreements can be completed and signed electronically - this includes Residential Tenancy Agreements and other tenancy-related documents and forms.

All rental properties must have working smoke alarms that meet the legal requirements - it is important that both landlords and tenants understand their legal obligations to install and maintain smoke alarms.

From 1 July 2019, it will be compulsory for all rental properties to meet the new minimum insulation requirements. All landlords should check that the insulation at their properties meets the standards and take action if necessary before the new requirements become compulsory.

You’ve spent many days, nights, weekends searching for a place to call home. You finally found the one that’s just perfect for you. Unfortunately, you know that other people will also find it appealing and come to inspect it this weekend. Here are 5 tips to make you stand out as THE tenant your landlord was looking for.

Tired of always being the last person to know if there is a maintenance issue that requires your attention? Or going through a mountain of bank entries to see if your tenants are up to date with their payments? Keeping up to date is incredibly simple with myRent.

myRent is using all the latest technologies and online platforms so landlords are able to take advantage of managing their properties from anywhere, anytime.

Managing your own property should be simple and intuitive. myRent has developed a system that provides all the guidance and help you'll need while leaving you in the driver's seat to make all the important decisions.

myRent's purpose is to give landlords greater control over their investment property by providing all the information and resources you need to make the best-informed decisions. Our system gives you enough guidance to comply with the law and know your options at every step, but leaves you in the driver's seat to decide what's best for your property.

myRent has developed a new way to conduct in-person inspection reports. Our property inspection reports are easy to use and provide plenty of space for adding additional details! We are making these reports freely available to all landlords, tenants, and property managers.

Disputes are usually best resolved by negotiation and agreement between landlords and tenants. If you need to go further and seek mediation or a tribunal order, it’s important that you understand your rights and responsibilities as a landlord or tenant.

What is a Notice to Remedy? When should you send one? How should it be sent to the tenant or landlord?

If your tenancy is coming to an end soon, it’s important that you tie up all the loose ends. Follow our simple steps to make sure that your move out is as smooth as possible.

Maintenance and repairs issues are best resolved through discussion and positive communication between landlords and tenants. It's important to understand your rights and responsibilities when it comes to fixing these issues.

A periodic tenancy has no set end date and continues until either the landlord or tenant gives written notice to end the tenancy. A fixed term tenancy is where the landlord and tenant agree that the tenancy will only last for a set period of time, e.g. one year. If a fixed term expires but neither the landlord or tenant give notice, the tenancy then becomes periodic.

It’s a landlord or tenant’s worst nightmare: finding out that your house used to be a ‘P’ or meth lab. But just how big a problem are ‘P’ properties and what can you do about it?

Paying the correct rent on time is one of the most important parts of a tenancy. If rent falls into arrears, the best way to quickly resolve the issue is for the tenant and landlord to come to an understanding about how the overdue rent will be paid.

The end of a tenancy can cause uncertainty and stress for landlords and tenants. myRent provides the resources and information to make this process as seamless as possible.

Got a great tenant and want them to stay? myRent makes renewals easy by sending you reminders and providing all the forms and information you need to make sure the agreement is renewed seamlessly.

Maintenance is one of the largest unknown costs for landlords. It's also an area prone to causing disputes and frustrations between landlords and property managers. myRent does things differently - we put you in control of the process and the costs.

myRent is a secure, reliable, and automated rent collection system accessible from anywhere, on any device.