What are the procedures for renting a house in Australia?

The first step is to evaluate the property. The owner provides the location, room type, developer and correct address of the property, and the leasing company needs to know whether it is within its management scope.

Step 2: After the assessment is passed, sign the management agreement of entrusting property leasing with the owner.

In the third step, the Australian rental agency will find a tenant for the owner.

The fourth step is to sign an Australian rental agreement with the tenant.

The fifth step is to collect the monthly rent.

It can be divided into two types: managing the lease by yourself or handing it over to property leasing management company.

If you rent it yourself, you need to advertise for a tenant first, hoping that the high rent can be rented to students. At present, some owners rent more rooms to multiple tenants and charge high rents. Disadvantages are high mobility, high energy consumption, and large house damage (which may affect the house valuation and cause high depreciation, which is not conducive to resale or loan); Expect stable tenants to find professionals, families and so on. The second step is to sign the lease contract and pay the deposit (usually one month's rent). The deposit is kept by FairTrading (also kept by the owner himself), and the lease term is generally at least 6 months to 1 year. The rent of general housing in Australia does not include electricity and internet fees. If the landlord of the apartment is required to pay the property management fee and electricity fee himself. Managing your own lease requires worrying about trivial matters such as house maintenance. If it is a single-family villa, it is necessary to hire someone to exterminate insects, clean the swimming pool and take care of the garden regularly.

Another way is to be managed by property leasing company. The property company evaluates the property and understands all aspects of the house before signing a rental management contract. The leasing company invites tenants, and the tenant signs a lease contract with the property leasing company. The deposit is kept by fair trade, and the property leasing company is responsible for the regular inspection, maintenance and repair of the house. The rent is collected by the property management company and then handed over to the owner by the property management company. The lease management fee is generally 3%-4% of the rent, depending on different companies. The owner only needs to pay the property management fee, water fee, electricity fee and internet fee. The lessee should take care of himself.