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At their landlord’s request, Elizabeth and Jayde watered Gore’s plants and fed her cat, which they later put on a plane to join its owner. Gore had turned off the power at her property, so she asked her tenants to store her placenta in their freezer. “The way she asked made me feel bad, she said she had no one else,” Elizabeth said. The situation worsened in February 2020 when Gore told the couple to sort out their own gas supply. Elizabeth pointed out that this was contrary to the tenancy agreement, but the following day, the gas was disconnected.

'I told you someone would get killed' - Christchurch man angry after complaints about social housing problems 'fell on deaf ears' 28 Apr, 2021 02:00 AM 5 minutes to read A police cordon outside the Otahtahi Community Housing Trust complex where Kenneth Daniel Hawkins was allegedly murdered. Photo / Anna Leask A police cordon outside the Otahtahi Community Housing Trust complex where Kenneth Daniel Hawkins was allegedly murdered. Photo / Anna Leask Anna Leask is a senior reporter for the New Zealand Heraldanna.leask@nzherald.co.nz@AnnaLeask A man living near the community housing co...

'Absolutely ridiculous': Renters United slams property manager who told tenant to make bed, do laundry Newshub 2 hrs ago Hannah Kronast © Provided by Newshub Related video: Growing hesitancy in the housing market as fear of missing out gives way to fear of overpaying. Credits: Video - Newshub; Images - Getty Renters United has slammed a property manager who reportedly told a Kiwi tenant to make their bed and put their washing away as it was breaching their obligation to keep the property "reasonably clean and tidy". One social media user posted on the New Zealand Reddit ...

The renter admitted one issue - weeds in the driveway - was "legitimate" and they were happy to fix it but wanted to know if the manager could ask them to fix the other issues. Many of the commenters said they thought it wasn't the manager's right to raise the issues as it was personal belongings, not related to the property. Renters United spokesperson Ashok Jacob agreed, saying he thought the issues were "absolutely ridiculous". "As long as the tenants aren't actually causing damage to the property, it's not the landlord/PMs business. Investors and property managers need to respect the fact...

Braden Fastier/Stuff Diana Morgan says it is very stressful when it rains with a dripping noise in the roof cavity and a fear of water coming through the ceiling again. Almost four months later, the family say they still hear dripping in the roof cavity whenever it rains. They are no longer prepared to wait for a remedy from the property owners and managers and are moving out on Sunday. Diana said as soon as the water started coming through the ceiling on Boxing Day, she messaged a property manager at Ray White Motueka, through which the house was rented for $550 a week.