Short-term letting is a major concern for many local governments, especially those in tourist hotspots. We covered the reasons why in our last post. BnbGuard is working with a number of councils across Australia...
The sudden explosion in the popularity of holiday rentals has taken nearly all Australian local councils off guard. What was once a few homes every now and then is now every-other-home every-other-night in many...
Short-term holiday rentals can be a nightmare if they’re happening next door. Read on for what you can do about it. Having your neighbour’s place on Airbnb may not cause you any grief, or...
As a strata committee member you’ve just found a resident in your building has listed their place on a short-term holiday rental site like Airbnb. What can you do about it? First, the bad...
If you’re a landlord, you may be worried about your tenant putting your property up on Airbnb. And you should be. So what are the rules around subletting in Australia? What can you do if you find your tenant is doing it?a
The dangers of unauthorised short-term subletting are well known, with horror stories common in the media and across the internet. Property damage, out-of-control parties, drug dens, brothels and crime are just a few of the problems bad guests can cause. So how can you tell if your tenant is subletting? Here are some signs to watch for.
For a tenant, subletting a property without their landlord’s permission seems like a harmless way to earn extra cash. While most short-term renters are honest and decent, bad guests can cause problems
