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Helpful tips for students renting accommodation
Quite often the first time people live away from home is when they go to college. As such, students can sometimes be taken advantage of when it comes to renting a property. Here MyHome.ie provides some helpful tips on… Read More
The Household Charge explained
It has been dominated by controversy, confusion and resistance. Call it what you may it is a tax by another name, but what is the reality of the new household charge, who has to pay it and how and what… Read More
Do I need a written lease?
A good lease agreement is essential to the effective management of investment property and it helps to avoid disputes and disagreements during the course of the tenancy. A lease agreement should cover: The length of the tenancy The rent… Read More
What is an inventory?
An inventory is the itemisation of the contents of the property and their condition. Every landlord should have an inventory for each property as it outlines not only what is in the property, but also what condition the contents… Read More
How much should the security deposit be?
Most landlords will look for one months rent as a deposit. In more expensive properties or for corporate lets, landlords may request more to reflect the more expensive nature and fit-out of the property. Remember a month’s rent as… Read More
What references should I ask for?
Always ask for at least two written references. The most common references are from: Previous landlord: Try to find out why the tenant is moving. Employers: Is the tenant in full time employment? Bank reference: If the tenant doesn’t… Read More







