In a renting or leasing a place, there are many things that you should consider. Aside from the location itself, you should also be more watchful of the inner structure of the property that you will be renting. If there are any concerns or issues which need to be addressed, you should consult your landlord immediately. And through such process understanding and respect for each other can be developed.
It is not at all times that your professional or business relationship with your landlord will go smoothly. There would be times that your patience would be tested in the process. And when you are faced with challenges, the more that you should talk to your landlord and let him or her know of your views regarding a particular situation or regarding any moves that you will be making. In the following article of Caroline James, it highlighted some important details that you should share with your landlord:
11 things you really need to tell your landlord
If you rent your home there are times when you really should contact your property manager or landlord.
-When you need to report damage caused by disasters including storms, fires, or floods
-When you need urgent repairs caused by dangerous electrical faults, burst water pipes, blocked toilets, gas leaks, roof leaks, lift/staircase faults, failure of essential services or appliances used for hot water, cooking, heating or laundering, according to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997.
-Doing any cosmetic or structural modifications to the property. Read full post...
Open communication is a key to a successful relationship, be it a landlord and tenant relationship. Being honest with what you feel and what you've observed will save you from being stressed out. Additionally, sharing your plans with your landlord is also a sign of respect, whatever it is you are planning to do. And by doing so, you can avoid any complications at the end.
