FAQs

You can pay your rent by one of the following methods:

•   Rental Rewards
•   Centrepay

Please ensure you use your reference code provided by your Property Manager when paying your rent.

You are only able to have a pet in the property if you have received written approval from your Property Manager. Please note that a pet bond may be requested by the Owner.

Any additional pets must be approved in writing by your Property Manager.

Please complete the Maintenance Request form here. In the event of an emergency, please refer to the After Hours Emergency Plan here.

The ongoing insurance of your contents if your responsibility. In the event of a break-in, theft or accidental damage, your belongings will not be covered under any insurance by the owner or Real Property WA.

Your watering days can be found on the Water Corporation website here.

The property can be inspected 4 times a year. Your first routine inspection will occur approximately 6 weeks after you move in to the property, and then every 3 months after that.

Yes. This will sent to you by your Property Manager when your receive notice of your inspection.

In the event that your circumstances change and you need to terminate your tenancy early, please contact your Property Manager. Please be aware that you will be responsible for the payment of rent and upkeep of the property until a new suitable tenant can be found and the property is re-let.

Notice periods differ for either fixed or periodic leases as follows:

• Fixed term lease: 30 days' notice in writing prior to the expiry of the lease
• Periodic lease: 21 days' notice in writing

If you are unsure of your tenancy, then please contact your Property Manager.

In the event that the reset button does not stop the beeping, then we recommend changing the battery. If the beeping continues once the batteries have been changed, then please contact your Property Manager. Please do not disable or remove the smoke alarm.

The PCR is a detailed description of the property's condition at the commencement of the tenancy, and is referred to at the end of the tenancy when determining if there are any variances that may result in deductions from your bond. If you do not return the report within 7 days, then it is taken that you have accepted the report as an accurate description of the property. It is therefore in your best interest to check and sign the report with any highlighted items that you disagree with.

You have 7 days after receiving a copy of the PCR to check and sign the report, with any highlighted items that you disagree with, to your Property Manager. If you take longer than 7 days to return the report, then it is taken that you have accepted the report as an accurate description of the property.

At the end of your tenancy, bond money will only be paid out if you and the lessor/Property Manager agree, or if either party obtains a court order.

If there is no dispute over the condition of the property, or you and your Property Manager have agreed how the bond money should be used to pay for any damage or repairs, you must sign a Joint Application for Disposal of Security Bond form. The Property Manager will also sign this form and submit it to the Bond Administrator.

If you are unable to reach an agreement about any repairs and/or cleaning costs, you may apply to the Magistrates Court for an order to address how the bond money will be paid out.