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  • in reply to: Tenants’ pets may be too much for landlords #78824
    hyacinth
    Flatchatter
      I am a (good) landlord….and do not want to rent to someone with a pet.  Therefore, will take property off rental market if necessary.
      Having downsized to apartment living, I can fully understand residents concerned about free for all with pets…yapping & barking being major problems, as well as not being properly trained.
      It is not as simple to “evict” an animal as it is made out to be. And can easily cause ill will amongst residents.
      We were always pet owners until downsizing.
      in reply to: Rental commish has pet bans, evictions in sights #69501
      hyacinth
      Flatchatter

        I am totally opposed to allowing pets in rental apartments. It must be left entirely to the owner to decide if their tenant can have a pet or not. .Ido believe the pendulum has swung too far towards tenants  rights, the owners must retain some control over their investment. I do agree some control needs to be on rents, though unsure what or how.  And all for eventually removing gas stoves for induction..anything that will help stop emissions.

         

        hyacinth
        Flatchatter

          NSW Separate toilet….thank you for this question, I.m unable to get a straight forward reply from SM. In a recent major apartment renovation,  floor of separate toilet was waterproofed before toilet installed. Similarly, in another major apartment renovation where toilet included in bathroom, the entire floor was waterproofed. I am on the S C/tee & querying a broken toilet replacement, was advised by SM that it was considered a minor renovation. I question this, & not being a plumber, do not know how a toilet can be replaced without disturbing the waterproofing ! All advice appreciated

          in reply to: Name and blame deters parking complaints #65779
          hyacinth
          Flatchatter
          Chat-starter

            Thank you for responses. We need to supply  to S.C photo, registration, offenders address plus ,as mentioned, complainant’s ID in case complaint ends up going to NCAT.   Next question, does NCAT need to ID of complainant??It is usually the same  perpetual parking offenders that cause the problems

            in reply to: Unable to access financial info #57365
            hyacinth
            Flatchatter
            Chat-starter

              What body made the ruling/decision that  only C/tee members can access  invoice payments etc  & why?  It is the owners money & in the owners interest to know EXACTLY who is being paid for what.  All information re this appreciated

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