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I agree with you. They accepted the condition of the property when they signed the lease.
quarram wrote:Hi All,
I have been scouring this forum for a few days now and have not come across any posts that give me the info I am after.
(if there are a redirection would be appreciated!)We have 2 rental properties in WA in the same suburb similar age and quality too. 1 house has rented beautifully for 5 years with very minimal complaints from the tenants (she is a dream tenant really). The other we have only recently rented out after it being our POP for 2 years.
We have nothing but complaints from these tenants for the past 6 weeks.
Some of the things are valid, like a broken pool filter and (possibly) a broken dishwasher but there are many other things that I have me wondering if we have got the wrong people in! Including things like the place is messy we should hire a cleaner for them and the yard is messy we should clean it up for them or hire a skip bin so they can do it.
I thought that is what a property condition report was for…
I assume they saw the place before they applied for it and before we offered them the place and before they said yes and moved in.I guess my question is at what point can we say "NO" we are not going to fix that or tidy that? At what point can we say this is the property "AS IS"
I really appreciate any thoughts on this.
Welcome to the forum!
WinstonWolfe wrote:thx beedie. I see cap city property growth averaging -5% to 5% pa in nominal terms over the next 5 years.But that doesn't mean I am a permabear.
That's not being bearish. That's being a realist!
(I agree with +-5%).
Hi, is this offer still open?
fredo_4305 wrote:What are peoples thoughts on where the clock currently is?Melbourne must be close to peak I'd say. The ABS data (released next week) should paint a clearer picture.
quickchick wrote:Just a word to all the cynics out there…
So what to do you need to do differently, to get a different result?
These investments are NOT easy to find. But they can be found. Today."Seek and you will find".
Can you share some tips? Thanks!
