Articles What happens if my tenants can't pay rent? If your tenants can’t pay rent, it can mean that you can’t pay your mortgage. Rent arrears are a really common issue for landlords. In the age of
Articles Why you need to track rent payments Keeping track of rent is one of your main responsibilities as a landlord, yet many aren't aware of why they should do it. With the majority of people paying rent
Articles Tenant’s rights to privacy – what you can and can’t ask your tenants Great relationships between tenants and landlords are built on having good communication. So how can you communicate well without overstepping boundaries, and still respecting your tenant’s rights to privacy?
Articles Rent freezes and rent reductions explained On the 23rd of March 2020 it was announced by the Prime Minister of New Zealand that there would be a freeze on residential rent increases for six months. The
Articles Checking-in with your tenants during the Covid-19 lockdown New Zealand and many other countries around the globe are in lockdown due to Covid-19. This means that many tenants and landlords are confined to their rental properties for the
Articles What does it mean to be in rent arrears? A simple definition of rent arrears is: money that is owed, and should have been paid earlier. Landlords and tenants are both partly accountable when it comes to dealing with
Articles The rent arrears process: What you need to know Here’s how to navigate the rent arrears process in New Zealand, while minimising stress for both you and your tenants. Clear and timely communication should be your number one
Articles How Grove helps to prevent rent arrears Rent arrears; it’s surprising how many people each week are still Googling what that means. Unless of course you’re a landlord. In that case you’ll be well
