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What do you need to think about when a tenancy comes to an end? One of our houses learns about when tenants and landlords need to give notice, and how to get a bond back.
Confused about what needs to be paid to who at the beginning of a tenancy? A young house up to its rafters in questions about rent, bond and bills gets all the answers from his neighbour.
This rental house has a tricky situation, and talking to the landlord hasn’t helped. The whole street pitches in – could it be a case for the Tenancy Services Compliance & Investigations team?

Renting and You - a guide for landlords and tenants (English Translation)

This guide outlines your rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancies Act. It has important information for both landlords and tenants, including those in boarding houses.
pdf 2.7 MB,

Short guide to good renting (English translation)

This introduction outlines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants and provides checklists of questions you might want to ask at each stage of the renting cycle from getting started as a landlord, or preparing to rent as a tenant, to ending a tenancy. We also tell you how to get help if things go wrong.
pdf 1.8 MB, 20 pages

Short guide to good renting (Samoan translation)

This introduction outlines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants and provides checklists of questions you might want to ask at each stage of the renting cycle from getting started as a landlord, or preparing to rent as a tenant, to ending a tenancy. We also tell you how to get help if things go wrong.
pdf 1.8 MB,

Short guide to good renting (Tongan translation)

This introduction outlines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants and provides checklists of questions you might want to ask at each stage of the renting cycle from getting started as a landlord, or preparing to rent as a tenant, to ending a tenancy. We also tell you how to get help if things go wrong.
pdf 1.8 MB,

Short guide to good renting (Simplified Chinese translation)

This introduction outlines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants and provides checklists of questions you might want to ask at each stage of the renting cycle from getting started as a landlord, or preparing to rent as a tenant, to ending a tenancy. We also tell you how to get help if things go wrong.
pdf 2.5 MB,
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