Insurance updates and OsakiMike Fuller from Crombie Lockwood is to speak about Insurance Updates. Heard about the Osaki Case and want to learn more? Careless vs intentional damage caused by tenants! What if the landlord damages tenants property? This is your chance to ask an expert27-09-2016 more >> An update on tenants' liability for damageThe NZPIF recently surveyed members to estimate the cost of damage claims over the past year. Read the background to this request and how the NZPIF is working hard to ensure that landlords do not bear the full financial burden of unintentional damage and neither are tenants financially ruined through a mistake or accident.23-09-2016 more >> The Reserve Bank today left the OCR unchangedStatement by Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler: The Reserve Bank today left the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged at 2.0 percent.22-09-2016 more >> Warmth and Technology evening1st July the new tenancy lease agreement requires landlords to include details of the properties walls ceiling and floor insulation - do you have any or know what is there? Come along and hear Jordana Whyte from Cosy Homes speak about warm and healthy homes and insulation subsidies. Chris Helm from Technobond (Ellis Fibre) will explain about their Dunedin made polyester insulation and other insulation options. PK Robb or Robbie as he prefers, from My Republic is to speak about internet plan options and products available. Shane Berryman from Core Logic will answer questions and explain how to make the right offer on a property, using market place updates from the wealth of information sources available through RPNZ (real property new zealand). Concerned about parties or damage to an empty rental property over the summer, come along and hear from Colin and Marie from Community Patrols of NZ - they are your ears and eyes.20-09-2016 more >> Government secures more emergency housingA target of around 3000 emergency housing places funded per year has been exceeded and Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett is seeking even more places to help house vulnerable New Zealanders.20-09-2016 more >> Social housing reform programme on trackThe Government’s Social Housing Reform Programme is on track with more social housing available in Auckland and more on the way, says Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett.11-09-2016 more >> Housing legislation passesParliament has today passed housing legislation which will ensure house building momentum continues in Auckland and enable the Special Housing Area (SHA) process to be used in other areas for a further three years, Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith says08-09-2016 more >> Tenants' liability for damagen 2009, a tenant called Mrs Osaki left a pot of oil unattended on the stove. A fire broke out that caused over $200,000 of damage. The property was repaired through the owners insurance, but the insurance company decided to seek the cost of the damage from the Osaki's.07-09-2016 more >> MBIE SeminarMBIE seminar is open to new and experienced landlords. Chance to catch up on all the recent changes to the RTA, Lease Agreements, Bond Lodgements, 14 day notices and lots of general tips ...06-09-2016 more >> Reserve Bank confirms nationwide restrictions on loans to property investorsThe Reserve Bank today confirmed that new rules tighten restrictions on bank lending to residential property buyers throughout New Zealand.05-09-2016 more >> Next steps in earthquake-prone building policyBuilding and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith today released for consultation regulations approved by Cabinet on Monday for the new earthquake-prone building legislation.02-09-2016 more >> Minister welcomes updated insulation standardNew guidelines on how to effectively install insulation are being welcomed by Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith.01-09-2016 more >>
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