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Press Release – Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment A Huntly boarding house operator has been ordered to pay $8,956.28 and received a restraining order following evidence brought forward by MBIEs Tenancy Compliance and Investigations Team (TCIT) at the Tenancy Tribunal. A TCIT investigation found … A Huntly boarding house operator has been ordered to pay $8,956.28 and received a restraining order following evidence brought forward by MBIE’s Tenancy Compliance and Investigations Team (TCIT) at the Tenancy Tribunal. A TCIT investigation found landlord Poomia Investments Limite...

Rental woes as landlords turf out tenants ahead of law changes 22 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Changes to the Residential Tenancies Agreement Act mean landlords can't terminate a tenancy without specific legal grounds, whereas previously landlords didn't need to give a reason. Photo / File Jenny Ling is the Northern Advocate's feature writer and news reporterjenny.ling@nzme.co.nznorthernadvocat Northland residents struggling to find rental accommodation believe landlords are turfing them out ahead of new tenancy laws that come into effect next month. One Whangārei resident r...

Owners of nearly 600,000 rental properties need to know impact of looming law changes.

Revealed: What sweeteners desperate tenants are offering landlords 17 Jan, 2021 06:00 PM 4 minutes to read Some tenants are offering landlords more cash to get rentals. Photo / Getty Images Desperate tenants struggling to find a home are offering landlords more than the advertised weekly rent and pet bonds to get a roof over their heads. Some of the sweeteners offered are at odds with the Tenancies Residential Act, but experts in the industry say the housing crisis is pushing people to new extremes - and on occasion, unsuccessful applicants have become abusive. Tauranga Rent...

Big changes on February 11: the more tenants know, the better