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Are you gearing up for the end of your lease? Whether moving out of your beloved apartment or bidding farewell to your rented house, end-of-tenancy cleaning can sometimes feel incredibly daunting.  But there's no need to worry; we've been here and done it hundreds of...

Changes to tax rules mean landlords will soon be able to write off their mortgage interest from April 1 with the government restoring deductibility.

Are you on the hunt for a new home? Want to rent but have a pet? 

It can be tough out there, especially when a furry friend is tagging along, but with a bit of proactive planning, securing a pet-friendly rental is entirely doable! 

Being a landlord or owning a rental property offers the promise of financial gain, but many challenges and unexpected costs can be hidden beneath the surface.  In this blog, we look at the unique obstacles landlords often need to face. From maintenance surprises to...

Navigating the world of budgeting whilst renting can be a daunting task, but with the right approach, you can ensure a comfortable living space without breaking the bank.

Earlier this year a horror renting story made headlines – a tenant found himself burdened with a massive $15,000 bill which could have easily been avoided.

In property management, safeguarding your investment is essential. Landlords entrust their property to tenants, but unforeseen circumstances can pose risks. Landlord insurance acts as your shield in such situations. 

In the world of renting, your rights as a tenant matter. Here at Angel Property Managers, we understand this and aim to help guide Kiwis through the intricacies of tenant rights and landlord responsibilities. Quiet Enjoyment As a tenant, you have the right to 'quiet...

Property maintenance - who's responsible? Put simply, landlords.  Landlords and property owners are responsible for ensuring their rental properties are well-maintained. This not only keeps tenants happy but also benefits landlords by attracting and retaining quality...

In a high-inflation environment, landlords face challenges in setting fair rental rates. Some landlords feel the rent should increase simply to pass on their increased costs. Here are valuable tips to help you establish and justify well-positioned rental rates: