Whether you’re just starting a tenancy, managing repairs, or looking for advice on your rights and responsibilities, we’ve got you covered. Explore our resources to stay informed and ensure your tenancy runs smoothly every step of the way. This will make your experience as stress-free as possible from the start of your tenancy through to the exit inspection.
So, you’re interested in one of our properties for rent, you have inspected it and would like to apply, please complete our Rental Application form online at 2apply.
Alternatively, if you would prefer not to apply through 2Apply, you are welcome to submit your application using the link below.
We provide a streamlined application with updates to you through each stage of the process.
We aim to have a final response back to you within 48 hours.
If you are applying for a rental and you have any type of pet, then you will need to fill out a Pet Application Form to go with your Rental Application. Or if you are looking at adopting a pet during a tenancy, then please speak to us first as we will need to check if the property is pet friendly first. If it is, then you will need to fill a Pet Application Form and we will seek approval from the owner prior to you getting the pet. Each new pet will need approval before moving in.
This guide sets out the rights and responsibilities of a tenant and provides handy hints for you from the start of your tenancy to the vacate.
It is required by law that you receive a copy from us at the start of your tenancy.
Need to report a repair? All repair issues need to be in writing to our office and this can be done by emailing to rentals@myhomenow.com.au or alternatively, you can fill in and submit the maintenance request form to us. Please note if it is an emergency and the office is closed, then refer to your lease for the emergency
contact details or simply check the emergency contact list we have listed separately below.
The attached user instructions explains why your alarm may be sounding and easy ways to maintain to minimise the possibility of false alarms occurring.
You have decided that you want to vacate the property that you are currently in?
Below are forms and information you will need. Please note that under the lease terms you will need to give minimum 14 days’ notice if you are coming to end of
your fixed term lease or on a periodic lease. If you are still currently in a lease and may be looking to break the lease, then please contact us for help.
PLEASE NOTE:
Before calling any of the above, please make sure it is an emergency. If it is deemed a non-emergency, you may be held liable for the extra costs involved.
For all non-urgent property maintenance matters, please contact rentals@myhomenow.com.au
