When renting premises through a real estate or property management team you need to be aware of your rights as well as the regulations so that your rights are not breached. If you have any concerns speak to your real estate agent or check the RTA website for information on your rights as a tenant. http://www.mypadrentals.com

1. The Requirements for an Agents Entry to a Rental Premises
When you rent premises, whether through private means or through a property management company
or real estate, there are certain things you need to be aware of when it comes to renting. Knowing your
rights when renting premises can prevent many misunderstandings and can make renting a much more
pleasant experience for all concerned. Making sure you are fully informed about the laws and
regulations governing rental premises is a smart move on your part. You can check what your rights are
and read about the regulations on the RTA’s website in order to be up to date and informed.
Property management Browns Plains do an inspection every 3 - 4 months to ensure the properties are
kept in good order and are not damaged in any way. For them to be able to do this, they need to send
out a form 9 (entry notice) in order to gain access to a rental premises. This entry notice must be sent
out a minimum of seven days prior to the property manager entering to inspect the premises.
A property manager is allowed to bring another person with them in the form of a repair/maintenance
worker to complete any repairs or a police officer if the tenants are damaging the premises. In the event
that this occurs, then reports are made and the tenant is given notice to repair the damage or face
eviction, this really depends on the real estate and the owners.
If a lessor/agent enters premises alone then they must specify within a two-hour time limit when the
entry will be, although they can remain beyond the two-hour time limit in order to complete the
inspection of the premises. This of course does not apply to tradesmen who can obtain entry anytime in
order to complete any repairs that are necessary to the premises.
A lessor/agent may not enter premises between 6pm-8am unless otherwise arranged with the tenant
prior to entry. They must take reasonable steps to maintain the privacy of the tenant at all times. If you
feel that your real estate Browns Plains agent has breached your tenancy rights in any way then you
have to option of laying a complaint with the RTA in order to have any issues resolved.
Therefore, when renting premises, make sure you are aware of your rights and what the property
manager or agent is allowed to do and how much notice they have to give. There is a list on the RTA
website, which tells you how much notice they have to give in certain situations. If you have any
concerns then check the website for more information.
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