Step-by-step guides for the marketing tools in your RentHQ account. Each tool has a code (like RHQ-L001) so you can find it quickly.
Fifteen ready-made newsletters for your landlords, each in two versions: A (Plain) and B (Design). How to use them.
RHQ-L001Selling a Tenanted Property Sales and rental assessment offers built in, with a lead form and follow-up. RHQ-L002Tenant Vetting The wrong person arrives to move in. Why applications need checking, and why every occupant belongs in the lease. RHQ-L003Should You Represent Yourself at the Tribunal? What the Rental Housing Tribunal does, how a complaint plays out, and why going in unprepared is risky. RHQ-L004Renting Out in a Complex: Scheme Rules and Your Lease Why the scheme rules must form part of the lease, and why the tenant should sign for receipt of them. RHQ-L005Arrears, Recovery and Blacklisting Why acting on day one matters, getting the property back first, and the realistic picture on recovery. RHQ-L006FICA: Why It Protects You Why FICA checks protect the landlord, and what gets checked when a property practitioner is used. RHQ-L007Long-Term, Short-Term or Let-to-Let? Long-term, short-term and let-to-let compared, with a free rental assessment offer. RHQ-L008The End-of-Lease Notice Window The notice landlords must give before a fixed-term lease ends, and what happens if no renewal is signed. RHQ-L009What Happens Before a Viewing Pre-screening before a viewing, and why a verified bank statement is the source document. RHQ-L010Discrimination, Debt Review and Choosing a Tenant What landlords can and can't screen for, why debt review isn't an automatic no, and checking references properly. RHQ-L011When the Complex's Utilities Get Cut Electricity and water cuts to whole complexes, and the warning signs of a scheme in trouble. RHQ-L012Fair Wear and Tear vs Damage Where the line falls between fair wear and tear and damage, and the inspections that prove it. RHQ-L013Deposit Claims and Depreciation Why a damaged item usually can't be claimed at full replacement cost, with a worked example. RHQ-L014Tenant in Breach: What You Must Not Do Why landlords must never lock out or cut off a tenant, and the proper breach process. RHQ-L015Married Tenants: Why We Ask Why the application form asks about marriage, and how it decides who you can recover from if the rent stops.Need help? Setup and technical questions: [email protected]. Everything else: [email protected].