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Tips or what to watch out for when looking at a long term rentals


Toni

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I was reading another thread about homes to rent and there were a few helpful suggestions on properties currently available.

 

My tip is:

 

One of the homes had a lot of "down lights" - beautiful house but down lights consume a lot of electricity and can add many dollars to your rental costs - the ABC did a story on it a while ago http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/content/2007/s1965485.htm

 

There must be others that people are aware of. What bugged you about your rental home that you would be wary of next time?

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Guest Tina P

Heating is a must, our 1st rental had a tiny 3 bar gas fire for the entire open plan home, we only had carpet in the bedroom's, everywhere was tiles or laminate - freezing.

 

I was very home sick when we came over and looking back I'm sure if we had had a warmer rental it would have made being here a bit better !

We stayed for 1 yr and got a much nicer rental for the next 6 months - really cosy with great heating.

 

Tina

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