Send us a text In this episode of The Property Management Playbook, we dive deep into section 91ZM of the Residential Tenancies Act — the provision behind what many call the "five strikes" rule for rental arrears. But is it really five strikes and you're out? We break down the legal mechanics, clarify common misunderstandings, and explore the strategic considerations every property manager needs to know when dealing with ongoing arrears.
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Send us a text In this episode of The Property Management Playbook, we dive deep into section 91ZM of the Residential Tenancies Act — the provision behind what many call the "five strikes" rule for rental arrears. But is it really five strikes and you're out? We break down the legal mechanics, clarify common misunderstandings, and explore the strategic considerations every property manager needs to know when dealing with ongoing arrears.
Ep. 2 - The Importance of Smith v Director of Housing and the Issuing of Notices
The Property Management Playbook
21 minutes
1 year ago
Ep. 2 - The Importance of Smith v Director of Housing and the Issuing of Notices
Send us a text In the second episode of *The Property Management Playbook*, Andrew Nguyen and Robert Gallo dive into a landmark case that has shaped the landscape of tenancy law in Victoria—*Smith v Director of Housing*. This episode explores the facts and legal arguments surrounding the case, focusing on the implications for property managers and residential rental providers. Andrew and Robert break down the key takeaways, the court's rationale, and how this decision impacts day-to-day prope...
The Property Management Playbook
Send us a text In this episode of The Property Management Playbook, we dive deep into section 91ZM of the Residential Tenancies Act — the provision behind what many call the "five strikes" rule for rental arrears. But is it really five strikes and you're out? We break down the legal mechanics, clarify common misunderstandings, and explore the strategic considerations every property manager needs to know when dealing with ongoing arrears.
