Unfurnished Rentals - Whats included
Feb 12th 2004, 2:57 am
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Ours came with a dryer (no washing machine!), air con unit, cooker and gas hob, floor to ceiling blinds in living room (which are really gross!), built in wardrobes in both bedrooms.
Feb 12th 2004, 8:55 am
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Thanks guys,
Looks like I'll be bringing over everything but the kitchen sink (and oven), actually no-one's mentioned the kitchen sink
Looks like I'll be bringing over everything but the kitchen sink (and oven), actually no-one's mentioned the kitchen sink
Feb 13th 2004, 12:35 am
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Originally posted by bondipom
Same size unit in the same block I live in came up for $5 a week less than what we are paying now.
Same size unit in the same block I live in came up for $5 a week less than what we are paying now.
Supply & demand - all those buy-to-let investors.
Feb 13th 2004, 12:56 am
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Originally posted by pleasancefamily
Typical of a housing bubble just before it bursts is when rents start coming down quite significantly.
Supply & demand - all those buy-to-let investors.
Typical of a housing bubble just before it bursts is when rents start coming down quite significantly.
Supply & demand - all those buy-to-let investors.
Although property growth is still apparent in some areas outside Sydney and Melbourne, inner city apartment prices in these two cities are falling.
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Feb 13th 2004, 3:20 pm
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we used these www.abouttown.net.au, last year. Bloody marvelous, included washing machine, iron and even a hoover. They were also avaolable for both long and short term lets
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Feb 13th 2004, 4:56 pm
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
Don
The problem is : what happens when they break down, etc. It is your responsibility to fix them.
Most tenants, although not all, seem to take whatever advantage they can.
Don
The problem is : what happens when they break down, etc. It is your responsibility to fix them.
Most tenants, although not all, seem to take whatever advantage they can.
We are renting our flat in the UK out and leaving fridge, cooker, washing machine, lawnmower, television, video, DVD(cos the packers forgot to pack it!
) hoover and so on.For all the electrical items we have put a note on the inventory that once they go wrong that is it - the tenants have to get their own.
If they break them they have to replace them ( so any boots through televisions etc!)
Feb 13th 2004, 5:30 pm
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Originally posted by Pollster
We are renting our flat in the UK out and leaving fridge, cooker, washing machine, lawnmower, television, video, DVD(cos the packers forgot to pack it! ) hoover and so on.
For all the electrical items we have put a note on the inventory that once they go wrong that is it - the tenants have to get their own.
If they break them they have to replace them ( so any boots through televisions etc!)
We are renting our flat in the UK out and leaving fridge, cooker, washing machine, lawnmower, television, video, DVD(cos the packers forgot to pack it!
) hoover and so on.For all the electrical items we have put a note on the inventory that once they go wrong that is it - the tenants have to get their own.
If they break them they have to replace them ( so any boots through televisions etc!)
Feb 13th 2004, 11:56 pm
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Originally posted by Pollster
We are renting our flat in the UK out and leaving fridge, cooker, washing machine, lawnmower, television, video, DVD(cos the packers forgot to pack it! ) hoover and so on.
For all the electrical items we have put a note on the inventory that once they go wrong that is it - the tenants have to get their own.
If they break them they have to replace them ( so any boots through televisions etc!)
We are renting our flat in the UK out and leaving fridge, cooker, washing machine, lawnmower, television, video, DVD(cos the packers forgot to pack it!
) hoover and so on.For all the electrical items we have put a note on the inventory that once they go wrong that is it - the tenants have to get their own.
If they break them they have to replace them ( so any boots through televisions etc!)
Are we both just naive?
