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本帖最后由 wingyi 于 2010-6-24 12:05 编辑
You may ask for up to 4 weeks bond and no more than 2 weeks of rent in advance.
I would recommend a tenancy agreement though with flatmate you probably don't have to. Having a contract that you draw up with your flatmate(s) is ideal to avoid future possible agreements (e.g. power bill, phone bill, damage to your house / properties etc.). Otherwise, you may use the standard form(s) or agreement(s) from the Department of Building & Housing (DBH).
Make sure you will issue written receipt(s) to your flatmate(s) when you receive any CASH payment(s) including bond. This is very IMPORTANT!! We have learned this in a hard way from an dispute with our previous tenants.
Check out the Deparment of Building & Housing website for landlords below:
http://www.dbh.govt.nz/Index.aspx?CategoryId=4&SubCatId=6&ArticleId=8&Version=1.0
There is free seminar that provided by DBH as well from time to time, make sure you will go and learn something as a beginner to the landlord role:
http://www.dbh.govt.nz/landlords-events-contacts
Here is the link to the standard forms from DBH: (you may download them and use them instead of drawing up your own)
http://www.dbh.govt.nz/pub-new-tenancy
Good luck to you! |
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