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Applying for a property

When you find the right property with YOU Real Estate, you will need to complete a Tenancy Application Form (Click here for form). You may need to provide copies of identification copies to the value of 100 points with your application. For example, a Driver Licence, Medicare, credit card and a bill addressed to you at your current address.

Bond

The rental bond is requested as financial protection should there be a breach in the tenancy agreement. Your rental bond will be lodged with the Office of Regulatory Services. The bond is held as security against any property damage, undue wear and tear or in the event there is money owing at the end of tenancy. Once it is established that all conditions of the tenancy have been met, the bond will be refunded promptly. The amount of bond payable is specified in the tenancy agreement. Please note the bond required may increase where there is a rent increase.

Occupancy

Only the people (and the number of people) included on your tenancy agreement are permitted to reside at the property on a permanent basis. Should a tenant wish to move in or out you are required to notify us in writing immediately. Please note, a new tenant will need to be approved through the application process prior to moving in.

Paying the rent

It is your legal responsibility to pay your rent, to the Landlord in advance. Please ensure that your payments reach us on or before the due date. YOU Real Estate Property Management will not physically collect your rent. Rent must be paid by direct credit as stated on your tenancy agreement. If you have any problems with your rent payments please notify your Property Manager at the earliest possible time. If you fall into arrears, we will be obligated to follow the procedures outlined in the Residential Tenancies Act to collect the rent on behalf of the landlord.

Emergency Repair

When renting with YOU Real Estate, you will find details of emergency contacts for emergency repairs. We ask that you always try to contact your Property Manager first, however if it is after hours and you cannot contact the Property Manager, you are permitted to contact the emergency contractors directly.

The legislation is specific about what constitutes an emergency repair and it's important that you know that should the issue not be deemed an emergency, you will be responsible for the account. An emergency repair is something that is likely to cause injury, undue inconvenience, or which makes the property unsafe or insecure. (For eg. burst water service, broken toilet (where there is no other toilet), serious leak, serious electrical fault).

APPLY FOR A RENTAL PROPERTY ONLINE

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Driver's License Number

Rental property you are interested in

Preferred Move in Date

Length of Tenancy Required

6 Months

12 Months

Current Living Arrangements

Renting

Paying Mortgage

Other

How long have you lived there?

Name and address of Landlord (if renting)

Previous address

How long did you live there?

Current Employer

Your Position

How long have you worked there

Contact Person

Contact phone number

Number of Adults who will be living in the property

Number of Children who will be living in the property

Pets

YES

NO

Pet Type

Emergency Contact person

Emergency Contact address

Emergency Contact phone number

Business reference name

Business reference position

Business reference phone number

Personal reference #1 name

Personal reference #1 phone number

Personal reference #2 name

Personal reference #2 phone number

Anything else we might need to know?

The agent collects and uses personal information obtained from you as the applicant to provide the services required by the principal or on their behalf. You as the applicant agree the agent may collect, use and disclose your personal information in accordance with and subject to the Privacy Act (1988) to third parties for marketing and sales promotion, administration and as required for legislative and regulatory requirements and relating to promotion administration and use of agents products and services. Without provision of certain information the agent may not be able to act effectively or at all on the principal’s behalf. The applicant has the right to request the agent to provide details of such information and also correct any inaccurate or out of date information.

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The Applicant declares: A. That the above details are true and correct. B. That the Agent is authorised to cross reference relevant detail against the listed references and check through any reference check organisation that the Agent may be affiliated with; C. Not to be bankrupt or insolvent. The Applicant offers to rent the premises from the owner under a Residential Tenancy agreement drawn up by the Agent and to pay the total amount shown in the Statement of Costs above in cash or bank/building society cheque. The Applicant acknowledges that this is an application to rent this property and that such application is subject to the Landlord’s approval.