Renting Real Estate Guides for Your State
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Are you looking at renting a home but not sure where to start? Is it your first rental in a new state and you are not sure where to begin or is it your first move out of home? To help you navigate the rental process and find your new home sooner we have compiled these in-depth state and territory guides full of everything you need to know.
From where you should look for a rental property and how to determine your wish list, the value of inspections and what to look for, the best way to apply for a rental property, the costs of renting and a special look at those charges that are state or territory based. We also cover condition reports and tenancy agreements and what you need to be aware of.
Happy home hunting!
Renting in the Australian Capital Territory
Renting a property in the Australian Capital Territory is different to other states and territories in Australia. Here is an ACT specific renting guide including where and what to research when looking for a rental property, what costs you need to be aware of, how to inspect a property, what goes into a condition report, tenancy agreement and the fine print.
Renting in New South Wales
For many people that either aren't ready to buy real estate, or perhaps bought an investment property elsewhere but still want to live in the city, renting in NSW remains the most viable option. Even though it offers more fluidity than the relative permanence of buying a home, there are still a lot of legalities and costs you should keep a close eye on. So, let's take a look at the process of becoming a tenant in NSW.
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Renting in the Northern Territory
Renting in the Northern Territory is different to the other states and territories in Australia. Here is a guide to you help you through the renting process. From knowing where to research the rental market to find out how much properties are renting for, through to inspection checklists, what goes into a rental application, costs of renting in the NT and what goes into a tenancy agreement.
Renting in Queensland
Looking to rent a property in Queensland but not sure where to start? Here is a deep dive into all you need to know about renting. From where to look for a Queensland rental property, how to do a thorough inspection, completing a rental application, understanding the costs of renting in Queensland through to understanding the different tenancy agreements and the fine print.
Renting in South Australia
Renting is a popular option for many people, especially those that aren't ready for the permanence of buying South Australian real estate. But what exactly does the tenancy process entail in SA? Here is a look at the renting process, where to look for rental properties, how best to apply for a rental property, the costs of renting, conditions reports and what should be included, plus an overview of the tenancy agreement.
Renting in Tasmania
To help all the would be renters out there we have put together a step by step guide to renting in Tasmania. We look at the rental process, where to research our local market, how to fully inspect a property, the costs associated with renting, what needs to go into a rental application and what to look for in the contract.
Renting in Victoria
If you are looking to rent real estate in Victoria here is a step by step guide to help you through the process. From where to look for a rental property, how to inspect a property, complete an application plus the costs of renting, what goes into a rental contract and what you should be aware of hen signing the tenancy agreement.
Renting in Western Australia
Are you looking to move into Western Australian rental real estate, but don't know the process? Here is a guide to get you started on your tenancy in WA. From where to look for a rental property, how to inspect a property and apply for a rental tenancy. We look at the condition report and what you need to be aware of, the costs of renting in WA and the different types of tenancy agreements and the fine print you need to be aware of.
