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You can apply by completing an online application through the link provided in the property advertisement. Be sure to include all supporting documents such as ID, proof of income, and rental references.
Yes, under WA’s revised tenancy laws, tenants now have the right to request a pet, and landlords cannot unreasonably refuse. You’ll need to submit a written request, and if approved, a Pet Bond may apply (for pets capable of causing damage). Your lease and its annexures will outline any conditions or responsibilities related to having a pet.
Tenants are responsible for their own contents insurance. The landlord’s insurance only covers the building and their fixtures—not your furniture, electronics, or valuables. It’s strongly recommended you take out a contents insurance policy.
If you’re on a fixed-term lease, you can leave at the end by giving at least 30 days’ written notice before the lease expires. For periodic leases, you must give 21 days’ written notice. If you need to break a lease early, written notice is required, and you may be responsible for break-lease costs such as rent until a new tenant is found, advertising fees, and a break fee depending on your lease terms.
Property managers can inspect no more than four times per year, with at least 7 days’ written notice before each inspection. The first inspection usually takes place 6 to 8 weeks after you move in, followed by regular quarterly checks.
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