Latest Market Statistics
Read Now
News

Ray White Night – Landlord Event 2016

By Renee Donald

New Zealand landlords have this year been presented with all new challenges and requirements in respect of Health and Safety, Smoke Alarms and Insulation, Insurance changes, Methamphetamine and more… are you sure you’re up to date? Are you aware of the risks involved by not being aware or not complying?

Join us for a free landlord information evening on Thursday 3rd November as Ray White open up our doors all across New Zealand to hold a special event just for you! It’s here you’ll get free information, advice, and resources to help you navigate through all of these recent changes.

Our goal is to provide all investors with the most up-to-date information and support to help you understand these changes, to be a better landlord, and ensure your tenants are being properly managed. Not only will this save you time and money but it can help minimise the many risks associated with not being aware!

Come and see why landlords across New Zealand entrust us with over 9 billion dollars worth of investment assets, and let us help you become a better landlord.

Contact our Property Management team and secure your spot for an evening of free support, resources and general assistance.  09 430 3300

Up to Date

Latest News

  • Why the move-in inspection is the most important when tenanting your property

    Comprehensive initial tenancy inspections are a crucial element of any successful tenancy. If the details and records required for initial tenancy inspections are overlooked, a landlord risks creating disputes later or affecting their chance to foster a positive landlord-tenant relationship from the outset. Landlords must carry out an initial property … Read more

    Read Full Post

  • New law will put onus on landlords to explain why pets are denied

    Anyone who has ever tried to find a pet-friendly rental property will know how hard it is. In April 2024 the Government announced the proposal to introduce pet bonds and other pet-related changes to the Residential Tenancies Act. This is to help ease the process for Tenants who own (or … Read more

    Read Full Post