Subletting and Airbnb Risks: Know the Legal Line
The rise of short-term rentals and subletting platforms like Airbnb presents new challenges for tenants and landlords[…]
Dealing With Maintenance: Who’s Responsible for What?
Maintenance is part of every rental property’s life. But who’s responsible — the landlord or the tenant?[…]
Renting to Students, Families, or Professionals: Tailoring Property Strategy
Different tenant types bring different opportunities and risks. Here’s how landlords can tailor their rental strategy based[…]
Bond Lodgement and Return: Avoiding Common Disputes
Bond disputes are one of the most common problems in the rental sector, but they’re also among[…]
Understanding Rent Arrears: What Tenants and Landlords Need to Know
Rent arrears — when rent is unpaid — are among the most common tenancy issues in New[…]
Smoke Alarms, Insulation and Safety.
Smoke Alarms, Insulation, and Safety: What’s Legally Required in Your Rental New Zealand law requires all rental[…]
Routine Inspections
Why Routine Inspections Help Tenants Just as Much as Landlords Many tenants dread property inspections. However, regular[…]
Meth Testing: Still Necessary or Outdated?
Methamphetamine contamination in rental properties was a major concern in past years. But how relevant is meth[…]
Pets in Rental Properties: What the Law Says (And How Rentall Helps)
More Kiwis than ever want to rent with pets — but many landlords remain cautious. Here’s what[…]
The Landlord’s Legal Checklist: Staying Compliant
Being a landlord in New Zealand means more than just collecting rent. With strict legal obligations, failing[…]